One of my central premises for supporting internal adoption of LLMs
is that adoption depends on easy discovery of what’s possible and what’s good.
That is why our internal prompts driving agents are stored in a shared Notion database,
but it also begged the question: our most advanced prompting and interactions are happening
in Claude Code, which are hard to see.
Thankfully,
Simon Willison previously wrote a tool to extract transcripts from Claude Code called claude-code-transcripts, which we were able to wire together into an internal repository of Claude Code sessions and a viewer on Cloudflare pages (and behind Cloudflare authentication
into our SSO).

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Irrational Exuberance

A practical approach to internal LLM adoption involves making Claude Code sessions discoverable by creating a shared repository of transcripts. Using Simon Willison's claude-code-transcripts tool, teams can extract and share Claude Code sessions through an internal CLI command, storing them in a repository with a Cloudflare-hosted viewer behind SSO authentication. This enables discovery of advanced prompting techniques and best practices from power users.

Sharing Claude transcripts.