agent-replay-mcp

MCP server for agent session recording and replay — debug non-deterministic agent behavior with session comparison and divergence detection.

Record every action an agent takes, replay sessions step by step, diff two runs to find behavioral regressions, and pinpoint exactly where an agent diverged from expected output.

Install

npx agent-replay-mcp

Claude Desktop

Add to claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agent-replay": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["agent-replay-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

From source

git clone https://github.com/mdfifty50-boop/agent-replay-mcp.git
cd agent-replay-mcp
npm install
node src/index.js

Related MCP server: opencode-lens

Tools

record_session

Start recording all actions for an agent session.

Returns a session_id for use with other tools.

stop_recording

Stop recording and return a session summary.

Returns: action count, total duration, action type breakdown.

log_action

Log a single action during a recording session.

replay_session

Replay a recorded session step by step with full action detail.

Returns: complete action sequence with timing, reasoning, inputs, and outputs.

compare_sessions

Behavioral diff between two sessions. Aligns actions by step index and highlights differences.

Returns: similarity ratio, identical/divergent step counts, first divergence step, and per-step diffs.

find_divergence_point

Find where an agent first deviated from expected output.

If expected_output is an array, compares step by step. If a single value, finds the last matching output and flags the next step as the divergence point.

export_session

Export a session for sharing and offline analysis.

Markdown format produces a readable transcript with step headers, reasoning, and code blocks.

Resources

Usage Pattern

1. record_session — start recording at agent launch
2. For each agent action:
   - log_action — capture input, output, reasoning, timing
3. stop_recording — finalize the session
4. Debug:
   - replay_session — review what happened step by step
   - compare_sessions — diff today's run vs yesterday's
   - find_divergence_point — pinpoint where it went wrong
5. Share:
   - export_session — JSON for tooling, markdown for humans

Tests

npm test

License

MIT