What shipped in Grapim, newest first.
Files a Cursor agent changes with a shell command (a migration, an rm, a codegen script) now belong to its run, so grapim undo can take them back like any other edit. Run grapim init again to add the hook.
For Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, Grapim compares the worktree before and after each shell command, records every file it created, changed or deleted, and names the command in the run.
A run that only touches tests or docs can pass on its own, with the rule and the person who set it on record. Runs that touch payments, auth or migrations still wait for the reviewer you named. New teams can start from a starter set.
Turn it on and the hub keeps run records, line counts and hashes, never file contents. When someone opens a run, the diff is read from GitHub for that view and not saved.
See which coding agents, versions, models and MCP servers your team’s machines run, and which appeared this week. Only names, transports and hosts are collected.
An assistant in the hub that answers questions about your team’s runs, reviews and reports, and prepares an approval or an invite for you to confirm. It can read what you can read and changes nothing on its own.
Every coding-agent run recorded on the machine: the agent, each prompt, the files and lines it changed. grapim undo takes one run back out and keeps everyone else’s work.
Each pull request gets a comment listing its agent runs, and a check that blocks merging until every run is approved.
Agents that write documents or data, not code, get a shared folder on the hub. Every write is recorded, reviewable and undoable.