That’s a really interesting way to frame it — showing the flow of prompts and responses rather than just the final result.

I’ve mostly been using it for demos and sharing sessions with teammates, but the training / best-practices angle is a great point.

On navigation: you can already step through turns with the arrow keys or jump around the timeline, so you don’t have to sit through long generations. But I agree that smarter defaults (skipping or collapsing long runs) could make it smoother.

And the Loom comparison is interesting — I hadn’t thought about the workspace/permission side yet since this started as a small CLI tool for sharing sessions, but that’s a good direction to think about.