[frabcus]

Given a German court talked about not having the prompt logs making it hard in a specific case to prove it had sufficient human input, maybe someone could do an open source hosting service where the Claude Code logs were fully uploaded with each commit, so that could be later proven? It would be cool anyway to have such a service, so people could learn how to do LLM coding better from the examples.

[bxff]

If I had to guess this would make distillation 'attacks' easier, and I am not sure if it's allowed under most AI labs ToS. Anthropic goes pretty hard against keeping Claude Codes session histories local, opting to delete them if they aren't touched in the last 30 days by default.