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How do you check what your AI coding agents actually did overnight?

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I've been running Claude Code and Cursor on frontend tasks while I sleep, and the hardest part isn't whether the code works. It's that I sit down in the morning and spend the first chunk of my day digging through session logs trying to reconstruct what happened. Which agent touched which files. Whether the changes are safe to build on or if I'm about to stack new work on something broken.

Right now my process is basically forensic. I open each session, scroll through the output, try to piece together the sequence. Sometimes an agent changed a component's prop interface and the other agent didn't notice, and I only find out when something breaks further down the line.

Curious how others handle this. Do you keep all the sessions open and scan them manually? Do you have agents write summaries somewhere? Or have you found a setup where you don't need to do morning archaeology at all?

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