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ORG-2

A desktop app, built with Rust and Tauri, that records and replays AI coding-agent sessions as a shared history, so a team can review how code was actually produced across more than 20 agent CLIs instead of only its final diff.

ORG-2

ORG-2 is a system of record for coding-agent work. A built-in native Rust harness, plus launchers for more than 20 agent CLIs, runs the agent and records every session as a trajectory that a teammate can replay like a video: what was asked, what the agent understood, and what it actually did, linking any shipped line back to the session that produced it.

Sessions run in other tools are ingested and backfilled from their own history, so the record also covers work that happened outside the app. Teams can share sessions across devices, review the full trajectory rather than only the resulting pull request, and comment in context.

It runs local-first, is under 100MB on disk, and supports livestreaming and replay of an agent's trajectory as it runs, alongside management of agent sessions across ten or more external apps and CLIs from one place.

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