Hi, I'm Kayvan. I built BuildGist because I kept finishing agent sessions and couldn't say what had changed without asking the agent that did the work.

It runs on your Mac alongside Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. After a meaningful run it writes a short explanation: what changed, what it means, and what to check. In the example on the site, from a real Claude Code run, Google sign-in worked, and the explanation flagged that any signed-in user could delete anyone else's note.

The second part is for switching agents. In October, swyx asked X for one default coding agent. Of the 169 written replies, 38 described using two or more, often one to write and one to review. That's the setup BuildGist is for: start a new chat in another agent in the same project, choose Continue, and it starts with the earlier task. Start fresh skips it. Every count links to its reply: https://buildgist.com/guides/coding-agent-poll-replies

Hi, I'm Kayvan. I built BuildGist because I kept finishing agent sessions and couldn't say what had changed without asking the agent that did the work.

BuildGist

BuildGist explains what your coding agents built

BuildGist explains what your coding agents built