Hi ProductHunters,

What's in your opinion the best part of chatting with an AI while coding?
I start first:

The best part? Analyzing ideas, questioning architecture, and brainstorming concepts.

Being able to talk through your thoughts with someone (or something) while shaping your idea it s not just cool, it s incredibly useful.

StackOverflow was fun when someone had your exact problem.

But it never gave you feedback on the bigger picture.

Curious to hear your take!

I started CommandChronicles to fix a pain I thought was personal:

Wasting time trying to remember that one command.

You know the one it fixed something critical, and now it s gone.
But I needed to validate the idea and gather real feedback.

So I shared it with a few dev friends.

Hey Product Hunters!

I launched the MVP of CommandChronicles at the end of June a secure, searchable, project-aware CLI command history manager that syncs across machines. Since then, I ve been building non-stop, iterating daily based on early feedback.

Thanks for all the security questions on my CLI history sync tool.

You're absolutely right to scrutinize this - command history contains sensitive data.

Let me break down the E2E encryption approach:

I built a tool called CommandChronicles to fix a personal itch:

• I was tired of losing CLI history across machines

• history | grep wasn t cutting it

• rsync scripts broke often