New tool proposal

[tobymarsden]

I'd like to propose a new tool for the awesome-vibe-coding list:

Name: cchistory

GitHub repo (optional): https://github.com/eckardt/cchistory

Website (optional if GitHub repo is provided):

Are you the developer/maintainer? (Either is fine!)

• Yes
• No

Is the tool open source?

• Yes
• No

Tool category:

[ ] Task management
[ ] Codebase understanding
[ ] Memory
[ ] Agent feedback (e.g. vision, browser testing)

Please only select from the provided options; additional ones can go below.

Features:

[ ] MCP Server
[ ] Self-hosted
[ ] Cloud/SaaS
[ ] CLI
[ ] SDK/library
[ ] Native integrations (list below)

Please only select from the provided features; additional ones can go below.

Short free-text overview (what problem does it solve? how does it integrate?):

Other notes (optional):

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[claude]

Claude finished @tobymarsden's task —— View job • claude/issue-91-20250901-2027 • Create PR ➔

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cchistory submission completed ✅

Todo List:

• Read data.toml to understand structure and check for duplicates
• Analyze GitHub repo to auto-generate content and determine category
• Add entry to data.toml with proper TOML formatting
• Commit and push changes
• Create PR link

Validation Results:
✅ Links reachable: GitHub repository accessible
✅ Not a duplicate: No existing cchistory entries found
✅ Entry added to data.toml with proper TOML syntax
✅ All required fields provided

Category: Tools and MCP servers (CLI tool that extends Claude Code capabilities)

TOML Entry Added:

[[tools]]
name = "cchistory"
website = ""
repo = "https://github.com/eckardt/cchistory"
open_source = true
summary = "Shell history tracker for Claude Code, extracting and organizing AI-executed commands across projects."
detail = "cchistory is a command-line tool that captures and displays shell commands executed during Claude Code conversations, allowing developers to review, search, and analyze command history across different projects. It provides a seamless way to track and learn from AI-generated shell interactions."
category = "Other tools"
agents = ["claude-code"]

Next Step:

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