Share an AI agent session without leaking secrets

ACTVT indexes every Claude Code, Codex and Pi session on your Mac and masks the tokens and personal data it finds in transcripts, using detection that runs entirely on-device. You can copy a whole session as Markdown with those secrets still masked, then resume it in Terminal with one click.

0:525 chaptersSeptember 30, 2026

Step by step

0:00Find the session
Earlier, Codex fixed a flaky CI test, and the CI log pasted into it included a token. ACTVT lists every Claude Code, Codex and Pi session on your Mac in one place. Search the transcripts for “flaky CI”, and there it is.
0:13The token is masked
The token you pasted is masked. ACTVT detects secrets on your Mac itself, and nothing is sent anywhere. You can reveal the value when you need to, and hide it again.
0:26Read the fix
Codex’s answer is at the end: a missing await. Fixed, tested 20 times, and a reminder to revoke that token.
0:34Share it, still masked
Copy the whole session as Markdown for the bug report. Paste it anywhere and the token stays masked.
0:41Pick it back up
One click picks the session back up in Terminal. Codex is right where it stopped, ready for the next question.

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