Sequence
Understand what happened first, next and last across tools.
local-first work context
OpenWorkGraph observes app and browser activity locally, preserving the sequence and effort behind real work. Export a session and give that context to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or another AI tool to understand the workflow and spot opportunities to improve or automate it.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KAVentures/openworkgraph/main/install.sh | bashdirect GitHub Release ZIP · runs locally · no account required · early public prototype
Documents show what was saved. OpenWorkGraph captures what happened around them, then lets you export that session as context for the AI you already use.
Understand what happened first, next and last across tools.
See where time, clicks, scrolling and aggregate typing effort accumulate.
Keep the evidence local and export it when you choose.
Apps, windows, timing, clicks, scrolling and aggregate keypress effort.
AvailableTab navigation and semantic browser activity.
AvailableExport a session to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or your preferred AI tool for analysis.
AvailableDirect context access for AI assistants.
In progressManaged setup and organization-wide context.
In progressSuggestions for repeated work and automation opportunities.
In progressNo. It can count aggregate keypress activity, but it does not record key identities, key order, typed field values or clipboard contents.
The public prototype is local-first. You decide what to export.
No. It is designed to reconstruct work processes and context, not rank people.
Yes. Today you can export a session and give it to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or another AI tool. Direct MCP / agent access is still in progress.
Run a real session, export it, and ask your AI where time goes, what repeats, and what might be worth improving or automating.