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FWIW Claude code conversations are also durable. You can resume any past conversation in your project. They're stored as jsonl files within your `$HOME/.claude` directory. This retains the actual context (including your prompts, assistant responses, tool usages, etc) from that conversation, not just the files you're affecting as context.

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Thanks for the info. I actually want to make it easy for people to review aider, plandex, claude code, etc. conversations so I will probably look at importing them.

My goal isn't to replace the other tools, but to make them work smarter and more efficiently. I also think we will in a year or two, start measuring performance based on how developers interact with LLMs (so management will want to see the conversations). Instead of looking at code generated, the question is going to be, if this person is let go, what is the impact based on how they are contributing via their conversations.

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