Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: exectrace
Version: 0.1.0
Summary: Record and replay developer workflows including terminal commands and file system changes
Author: ExecuTrace Contributors
License: MIT
Requires-Python: >=3.9
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# ExecuTrace

ExecuTrace is a Python library and CLI that records and replays developer workflows.

It captures:
- Terminal commands (best-effort from shell history)
- File system changes (create, modify, delete)
- Timestamps for every recorded action

Workflows are stored as JSON for easy editing and inspection.

## Features

### Core
- Record workflow sessions
- Track file system changes
- Save workflows in JSON
- Replay workflows step-by-step

### Advanced
- Smart replay (`--smart`) to skip already executed steps
- Dry-run mode (`--dry-run`) to simulate without execution
- Explain mode (`--explain`) to describe each action
- Sensitive data filtering for captured command text
- Workflow editing API (`WorkflowEditor`)

## Installation

```bash
pip install -e .
```

## CLI Usage

Start recording:

```bash
exectrace record my-workflow
```

Stop recording:

```bash
exectrace stop
```

Replay a workflow:

```bash
exectrace replay my-workflow --explain
```

Replay with dry-run and smart skipping:

```bash
exectrace replay my-workflow --dry-run --smart --explain
```

List workflows:

```bash
exectrace list
```

JSON list output:

```bash
exectrace list --json
```

## Storage Layout

By default, ExecuTrace stores data in:

```text
~/.exectrace/
  workflows/
    <workflow>.json
  state/
    active_recording.json
    replay_state_<workflow>.json
```

Override with environment variable:

```bash
export EXECTRACE_HOME=/path/to/custom/state
```

## Example

See `examples/basic_usage.py`.