Connect Engineering Work
Every problem, decision, code change, release, and incident becomes part of a connected engineering history that AI agents can record, search, and build on.
Legacy Changelog
- 1 Β· Problemπ¬ SlackβWhy a 20% cap?β
- 2 Β· Decisionπ« JiraSPIN-214 Β· cap approved
- 3 Β· Changeπ GitHubPR #482 Β· spin-to-win
- 4 Β· Releaseπ GitHubRelease 3.8.0 Β· canary
- 5 Β· Incidentπ¨ PagerDutyP1 Β· 5xx at 6.2%
- 6 Β· Rollbackπ¬ SlackβRolling back, I think?β
- 7 Β· Postmortemπ ConfluencePostmortem 2026-03-12
- 8 Β· Corrective actionπ« JiraOPS-731 Β· 6 actions
- π€ AI agentClaudeOpens PR #482
- π€ AI agentCodexWrites the postmortem
How it works
One history. Every agent.
Techlog connects the context scattered across agents, sessions, and engineering tools, so people and AI can understand how problems, decisions, changes, and incidents relate.
Press Run simulation to watch an agent record the story.
Each /techlog-record call uses the skill to choose the event type, link each event to the ones before it, and mark an unproven cause as a hypothesis.
Open by design. Built for agents.
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Proposed Β· draft 0.1
Open event standard
A vendor-neutral format for recording and linking engineering events.
A draft proposal, not a finished standard.
Explore the standard -
Implemented Β· basic
MCP interface
Let compatible AI agents record and query engineering history.
Five tools, such as
Read the MCP guidetechlog_record_event, run in the local server. -
Local only
Techlog platform
A local prototype for storing, connecting, and exploring events.
There is no hosted service or tool connector yet.
Run Techlog locally
Run it on your machine today.
A basic Techlog server runs locally with the example story loaded. Or read how the event model works first.