My Personal Codex: Coding Agent Conversation Logs from DataClaw

Michaelwaves released this collection of coding agent conversation logs in February 2026, exported via the DataClaw tool. The dataset contains fewer than 1,000 records documenting interactions with specialized coding assistants such as Claude Code and Gemini CLI. It serves as both a technical resource and a performance art project regarding data ownership and redistribution.

Use Cases

• Analyzing tool-use patterns within coding-specific conversation logs
• Fine-tuning text generation models for software development prompts
• Benchmarking conversational AI responses against real-world coding assistant logs

Strengths

• Contains specialized tool-use interactions from coding-specific LLMs
• Released under an MIT license for permissive use
• Includes data from modern CLI-based assistants like Claude Code

Limitations

• Small sample size of fewer than 1,000 records
• Lack of explicit column definitions or schema documentation
• Potential for personal bias as a single-user export

Provenance

Source

michaelwaves

Collection Method

Exported from coding assistant interfaces using the DataClaw tool

Time Range

2026

Freshness

Last updated February 2026.

Geography

United States