A native macOS app for browsing Claude Code sessions, exploring diffs, and re-running commands with a polished SwiftUI interface.
Poirot is a native macOS application that serves as a companion tool for Claude Code, an AI coding assistant. It allows developers to browse their Claude Code sessions, explore diffs, re-run commands, and analyze token usage and costs through a polished SwiftUI interface. The tool helps developers investigate what their AI assistant has been doing by parsing local session transcripts and presenting them in an organized, searchable format.
Developers who use Claude Code as their AI coding assistant and want deeper insights into their session history, token consumption, and command outputs. It's particularly useful for macOS users who prefer native applications and want to manage their AI coding sessions offline without additional costs.
Poirot offers a privacy-focused, offline-capable native macOS experience with no tracking, analytics, or extra costs. Unlike web-based dashboards, it provides instant access to session data with rich visualizations, fuzzy search, and seamless IDE/terminal integrations—all built with modern Swift 6 and SwiftUI for a polished, responsive interface.
A native macOS companion for Claude Code that lets you browse sessions, explore diffs, and re-run commands.
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Built with Swift 6 and SwiftUI, it offers a polished, responsive interface that integrates seamlessly with macOS design language and SF Symbols, as highlighted in the Architecture section.
Parses local JSONL transcripts from Claude Code to provide detailed token usage, cost breakdowns, and session trends with real-time file watching, enabling offline insights without extra cost.
Emphasizes privacy by requiring no login, tracking, or internet connection—all data stays on-device, as stated in the Philosophy and README badges.
Features a Spotlight-style fuzzy search (⌘K) across sessions, commands, skills, and more with grouped results, making it easy to navigate historical data.
Only works with Claude Code; it cannot parse or analyze sessions from other AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot, restricting its utility to a niche audience.
Requires macOS 15+ and Xcode 16+ for building from source, which excludes users on older macOS versions or other operating systems, as noted in the Getting Started prerequisites.
Built in a weekend and labeled as early in the Roadmap, it may have instability, missing features, or breaking changes as Claude Code evolves.