Anthropic's terminal-based AI coding agent. Send a session log and Videlic runs all three engines — Pulse, Graph, Probe — plus a full session timeline.
What Videlic catches
Claude says it "added tests and refactored auth" — but the test file was deleted and auth.ts has a missing guard. We catch the gap.
A one-line change in a shared utility with 14 importers. Claude won't tell you about the blast radius — we will.
expect(true).toBe(true) passes every CI run but tests nothing. Videlic flags assertions that can never fail.
How to connect
# Send your Claude Code session to Videlic
$ videlic analyze ~/.claude/projects/*/session.jsonl
→ Analyzing... 4 checks running
✓ Report ready → videlic.dev/s/abc123
Run your session
Use Claude Code as you normally would. Sessions are logged to ~/.claude/ automatically.
Send to Videlic
One CLI command. Agent format auto-detected, zero configuration needed.
Get your report
A shareable URL with trust score, discrepancies, and actionable insights. Ready in seconds.
Example report
Pulse
3 discrepancies
Claimed "updated all tests"
auth.test.ts deleted, not updated
Graph
High — 14 deps
src/lib/auth.ts modified
middleware chain → 6 route handlers
Probe
2 fake assertions
expect(result).toBeDefined()
passes regardless of value
Timeline
47 operations · 12 min
4 rewrites, 2 test failures
retried auth.ts 3 times