One line to install
What you get
| Command | When | What you get back |
|---|---|---|
| /wrap | End of a session | A write-up of what you asked for, what the agent did, where things went sideways, and how you got back on track. Each point links to the moment in the transcript it came from. In Claude Code → |
| replay | Any time | The whole project, played back one step at a time. Underneath: coaching, the prompts worth keeping, and where your time actually went. Open the demo ↗ |
| /complete | When a version ships | The whole build next to what you said "done" would mean. What got you there, and what it cost. How it works → |
About
Cartographer is for people who code with AI: engineers who work with an agent every day, and yes, even vibe coders. It's meant to help you understand your own process, and what your projects look like in practice, session by session.
There are only so many words you can remember, and only so many prompts. A few weeks into a build, it's hard to say which prompts did the work and which ones sent the agent in circles. Cartographer isn't a prompt library, and it isn't trying to replace one. It shows you how you've been using your prompts, and how well your natural language held up against the code the AI generated.
