0.1.0 is the first working shape of ax: a single-binary CLI that ingests Claude Code and Codex transcripts, installed skills, and per-repo git history into a local SurrealDB instance, then answers questions about what you actually use.
On top of that graph, the release derives its first signals - corrections, skill pairs, skill-after-error - and rolls them into a composite taste score. A TUI dashboard with live queries and BM25 full-text search make the data explorable, and a launchd watcher keeps ingest incremental as new transcripts land.
Highlights
- Transcript ingest for Claude Code and Codex, plus skills and git commits.
- Composite taste score built from derived correction and usage signals.
- TUI dashboard with live updates and full-text search over the graph.
- One-command install that compiles a single binary and auto-installs a pinned SurrealDB.
- Background watcher re-ingests incrementally when new transcripts appear.
Why it matters
Agent transcripts pile up on disk and then get ignored. This release turns them into a durable local graph you can actually query, and sets up the foundation - schema, signals, watcher - that everything after builds on.