Workflows
Transcript model
Understand how agentscript normalizes Claude Code and Codex JSONL into stable renderable blocks.
Stable blocks
agentscript parses Claude Code and Codex sessions into one stream of renderable blocks:
#000 user
#001 thinking
#002 assistant
#003 command Bash
#004 command_result Bash
#005 tool_call Edit
#006 tool_result Edit
Indexes are assigned before filtering. This means --hide-thinking may show gaps, but the visible blocks still keep their original indexes.
Why this matters
Stable indexes make long transcript surgery easy. For example, if a session changed tasks around block 100, preserve the earlier context with:
agentscript slice transcript.jsonl 0:100 --format md --out old-context.md
Then inspect the new task separately:
agentscript slice transcript.jsonl 100:
Commands and tools
Shell commands are separated from generic tool calls so they can be hidden independently:
agentscript open transcript.jsonl --hide-commands
agentscript open transcript.jsonl --hide-tools
Tool and command results can be hidden while keeping the calls visible:
agentscript open transcript.jsonl --hide-tool-results