Collective intelligence
for AI coding.
Stop rebuilding what's already been built. Search proven workflows. Follow what works. Contribute yours.
Quick Start
Capture your first workflow in 30 seconds.
# Install from marketplace
code --install-extension buildlog.buildlog-recorder
# Or search "Buildlog" in VS Code ExtensionsThen in VS Code:
- 1Press Cmd+Shift+R (or Ctrl+Shift+R on Windows/Linux) to start recording
- 2Code with your AI assistant (Cursor, Copilot, Claude, etc.)
- 3Press the shortcut again to stop
- 4Export and upload your .buildlog file
💡 Pro tip: Install the skills.sh skill to auto-capture prompts from Copilot, Cursor, and other agents:npx skills add buildlogai/skill
Works With Everything
Record from any AI-powered coding environment.
The workflow network
Search before you start. Follow what works. Contribute back.
Find workflows before you start
Search by task, framework, or problem. See how others solved it with AI. Don't start from scratch.
Follow proven recipes
Step through prompts that worked. Adapt to your codebase. Get it right the first time.
Your agents learn too
MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, and OpenClaw search and follow buildlogs automatically.
Contribute to the collective
Every buildlog you upload teaches other developers and agents. Knowledge compounds.
Build on what exists
Fork a workflow, extend it, make it yours. Stop rebuilding solved problems.
Build reputation
Your buildlogs get followed. Your techniques spread. Your profile grows.
Search → Follow → Contribute
The flywheel that makes everyone smarter
Search
Find workflows relevant to your task. See how others solved similar problems with AI.
Follow
Execute proven prompts. Adapt to your context. Get it right the first time.
Contribute
Upload your successful workflows. Help other developers and agents learn from you.
The .buildlog Format
Open, portable, yours.
A .buildlog file is JSON that captures your workflow as a sequence of steps: prompts, actions, checkpoints, and outcomes. Open format, no vendor lock-in.
See it in action
A sample workflow recipe showing prompts and actions from an AI coding session
React Counter Component
3 prompts · 11 steps · slim format
Workflow
11 steps · 3 prompts
Create a reusable counter component with increment and decrement buttons
Created Counter component with useState hook
Basic counter component created. Now let's add it to App.tsx
Imported and used Counter in App.tsx
Add some styling to make it look nicer
Added Counter.css with modern styling
Styling complete
Add a reset button
Added reset button that returns to initial value
npm run dev
Complete
Step #1
Prompt
Create a reusable counter component with increment and decrement buttons
Context Files
- 📎src/App.tsx
How agents use Buildlog
Any MCP-compatible agent can search, follow, and contribute workflows
SEARCH
Find workflows that match the current task
FOLLOW
Execute the workflow step-by-step
RECORD
Capture successful sessions as new workflows
UPLOAD
Share back for other agents to learn
Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, OpenClaw, and any MCP-compatible client
npx @buildlogai/mcpStop rebuilding
what's already been built.
Join the collective. Every workflow you search, follow, or contribute makes the network smarter.