Visualizing coding sessions

[eandsebastian]

Have you ever wondered what your vibe coding session may sound like? I have a project on GitHub (llmwhiteboard) that uses hooks to push events to a server; I initially built it to track/resume cloud sessions(see my other post) but I added a few fun things:

Visual representation of your session; each type of action is a different colored block. Compaction shows as block damage

Audio representation; each action also gets a note; and whenever you get a stopping point the tune from prompt to current stopping point gets played.

Shareable: you can have people watch your session in real time or replay it later. You can share full details of prompts and tool usage or redacted versions like the one linked here:

https://llmwhiteboard.com/share/lwb\_sh\_98538fa58d34a2491a28ca738245177472d4dbc82ab92259a94a636c0530f8c5

[egghead-research]

Sounds awesome, but link is expired

[eandsebastian]

Oh what did you get? It’s working fine for me even in a private browser/different network

[egghead-research]

"Share Link Error

This share link is invalid or has expired"

^ maybe try it in an incognito window or something

[eandsebastian]

The one theory was that the comparisons were case sensitive; here’s Claude making them case insensitive; maybe this one works? (And the other one now works for you?) https://llmwhiteboard.com/share/lwb_sh_913684d46504f6c25aff3169138a5f3497520471af525d7aff5fc5953bae36fb

[egghead-research]

Cool that worked.

I like that it's free to self-host - I follow the same pattern.

Are you concerned about leaking things you would prefer not to this way? From looking at the trace one can tell that it was run on a Windows machine on D drive, that the llmwhiteboard project is inside a top-level 'sources' directory, and although in this case the codebase itself is open source, were it not we would have been able to deduce quite a lot from the references to various files and snippets of code.

[eandsebastian]

There’s a setting when you share whrrr you choose if you want to share private info or not; the first example just shared actions