/hyperpower:visualize

An HTML report of what the agents did in a session.

Reference

/hyperpower:visualize --redact --runs 5

When to use it

The work is done and you want to see what happened.

What you get

One HTML file in `.hyperpower/reports/`, built from three sources on your machine.

How it works

Builds a visual report from three sources already on your machine: the session transcript, the workflow logs, and this repo's run records. It combines them into one HTML file that opens on its own.

Flag Does
--list recorded sessions for this repo, newest first
--session <id> report on an earlier session, by id prefix
--redact hash file paths before writing
--runs N how many runs to include. Default 5.
--out PATH write somewhere other than .hyperpower/reports/

Run it when the work is finished. The transcript of a live session is still growing, so a report built mid-run shows unfinished work.

Check the file before you share it. The transcript contains your prompts, your file paths and your command lines. Run the command again with --redact first. Redaction replaces anything that looks like a file path. Tool names, check names and timings stay as they are, so the report is still readable. Redaction can still miss things, because a command line can contain any text.

Nothing is uploaded. It writes a file and stops.

Exit codes: 0 report written, 1 the session recorded nothing, 2 bad input, 78 no logs found.