kenn-io/agentsview is a tool for browsing and searching conversation sessions from multiple AI coding agents, and for tracking usage and cost. It is written in Go. The latest release of this repository is v0.45.0.
Session archives are kept locally, and the tool syncs sessions from more than 20 supported agents, including Claude Code and Codex, into a local SQLite database. Beyond finding conversation content, it supports session analysis and token usage statistics, so usage and cost can be checked from a web UI and a CLI. Local-first means the original session data stays on the user's own computer and is read there. When several agents are used in turn, sessions scatter across tools, so bringing search and cost review into one place is the point of this tool. It is distributed under the MIT license, and it has 6219 GitHub stars.
Still, that is where the confirmed scope ends. No release notes for v0.45.0 are provided, so what changed in this version is unknown, and the available material contains no performance measurements or comparison figures against other tools. The repository was created on February 19, 2026, and of the evaluation scores only momentum has a value, 5.6, while the rest are empty. It matches the goal of managing sessions and cost in one place, but a judgment based on evidence of what changed in v0.45.0 is still hard to make.