See everything your AIs did, in one place
The short answer. One place is not a feature you switch on; it is what you get when every AI you use calls through the same endpoint. Add https://zambo.dev/mcp to ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor, VS Code, or any other MCP client (no key, no signup), and each tool call returns a verifiable receipt into a shared session record: which tool ran, what it returned, when, in order. Read the day back from any connected AI, or from the receipt links themselves. Close a finished job and its steps gather into one summary receipt, covered in whole-job receipts.
Scope, stated once and applied everywhere on this page: a verifiable receipt proves the saved result was not changed since it was saved. It does not prove the result was correct, and it does not prove an external event happened beyond what the record itself shows. One record inherits that scope exactly: complete for the work that passed through it, silent about everything else.
Why the record scatters today
Each AI app is a silo with its own history, its own export, and its own idea of what a session was. Work that starts in one app and finishes in another leaves half a trail in each, and the halves do not join up: different formats, different clocks, no shared identifiers. The usual fix, pasting a summary from one AI into the next, replaces the record with a retelling at exactly the moment the work changes hands, and a retelling can drop a step, round a number, or invent a result without any of that showing. The scatter is not a discipline problem. It is what happens when the record is a byproduct each app keeps for itself instead of a thing the work itself produces.
The per-agent version of the same problem, one agent whose own tool call history you cannot trust, is covered in AI agent tool call history. This page is the multi-AI version: many apps, one working life, and a record that has to span all of them.
How one place works
- Add the endpoint to each AI once. https://zambo.dev/mcp, no key. The AI clients Zambo works with are named on the connect pages because the setup differs slightly per app; the endpoint is the same.
- Work normally. Every tool call your AIs make through Zambo returns its result plus a verifiable receipt: 153 tools behind the one endpoint, each call recorded the same way, whichever AI placed it.
- Read the record from anywhere. The session record is the list of those receipts in order. Open the thread in a different AI and it reads the same record, which is also how work continues across apps: the memory side is covered in cross-AI memory.
- Close jobs into summaries. When a job finishes, its steps close into a single summary receipt that commits to the step list, so a whole engagement can be checked, or handed over, as one object. The live stream of receipts as they are minted is on the hub's receipt stream page.
Every call is free to try, with free limits that vary by tool. A Day Pass ($0.99 for 24 hours) lifts the limits for a day of heavy work; the Zambo Pass is $29/month or $290/year ($19/month for $ZAMBO holders) for ongoing use. Start with the live demo for one checked call, then add the endpoint to the AIs you actually use.
The Today view: the day, answered
Since the October 16, 2026 publish, the record has a front door. zambo.dev/today is the Today view: the day's recorded actions for a work connection, in order, with the AI label each ran under, what each returned, what it cost, and whether its receipt verifies. The same ledger is a tool call away inside any connected AI: activity_today reads the day back and returns the Today link, and every tool response now carries that link as its today_url, so the way back to the record is attached to the work itself. Asking what your AIs did today stops being an archaeology project across four apps; it is one read.
Worked micro-example, same day: activity_today read back one demo connection's October 16 and listed four actions: a BTC price recorded under Claude, an ETH price under Grok, a handover built from them, and its acceptance by a receiving agent named Night-shift agent. Every item was marked verified, the day had spent $0, and the read itself returned a verifiable receipt, 6a525e6c-fb0c-466e-99d9-db6fa0efba8c (verified). One day, three AI labels, one list: that is the shape of the answer the Today view gives.
The Today view changes nothing about what the record proves. It is the same receipts, read as a day instead of one at a time: each saved result unchanged since it was recorded, correctness still yours to judge, and work that never passed through a recorded call still not in it.
What one place does not cover
Work an AI does inside its own app, with its own built-in tools, never touches the endpoint and never enters the record. An answer an AI composes from its own knowledge has no call to record. And the record does not judge what it holds: it proves each saved result is the result that call returned, unchanged since it was saved, and a faithfully recorded mistake is still a mistake. What one place gives you is the precondition for every other check: the complete, ordered, uneditable list of what your AIs actually did through it, readable from anywhere, instead of four partial stories and your memory stitching them together.
Questions, answered
How do I see everything my AIs did in one place?
Route the work through one endpoint and let the record collect there. Add https://zambo.dev/mcp to each AI you use (ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP client); there is no key and nothing else to install. Every tool call any of those AIs makes through Zambo returns a verifiable receipt and lands in the same session record, so the day reads as one ordered list of calls with the saved result of each, instead of five partial histories in five apps. Open the same thread in any connected AI and the record is there. Work an AI does outside Zambo calls is not in the record, because nothing recorded it.
Do I need an account or a dashboard to see the record?
No. The record is the receipts themselves, each with a public link (zambo.dev/run/ followed by the receipt identifier) and a public verify endpoint anyone can call. zambo_home inside any connected AI gives the session overview, and each receipt page shows the call, its saved result, and its checks without a login. A dashboard would be one more place to trust; a receipt can be recomputed by whoever is reading it.
What does the record show for each action?
For every call: which tool ran, what it returned (the saved result, fixed at execution time), when it ran, and a verifiable receipt whose digest commits to that saved result. A receipt shows the saved output has not changed since it was recorded. It does not show the output was correct, and it does not cover work that happened outside the recorded calls.
Can one AI pick up what another AI did?
Yes, that is the continuity half of the same design. The record lives outside any one app, so a second AI connected to the same endpoint can open the thread the first AI worked in, read what was done and what each call returned, and continue from the recorded state instead of from a retelling. The memory side of this, what carries and what does not, is covered in the hub guide on cross-AI memory.
What is not in the record?
Anything that never passed through a recorded call: an AI answering from its own weights, a tool the AI used inside its own app, a file edited locally. The record also does not grade the work in it. A wrong answer recorded faithfully is still a wrong answer; the record proves it is the answer the run actually produced, unchanged, which is the fact you need before judging it.
How do I see everything my AIs did today?
Open the connection's Today view at zambo.dev/today, or ask any connected AI through the activity_today tool. Every Zambo tool response also returns a today_url for its connection, so the link travels with the work itself. The view lists the day's recorded actions in order: which AI label each ran under, what it returned, what it cost, and whether its receipt verifies. In a live read on October 16, 2026, one connection's day showed four actions recorded under three AI labels (two price checks, a handover, and its acceptance by a receiving agent), every item marked verified, $0 spent, and the read itself returned a verifiable receipt.
Is the Today view a dashboard I have to log into?
No. The Today view hangs off the work connection itself: the today_url in any tool response opens that connection's day, and activity_today returns the same ledger inside whichever AI you are already using. There is no separate account and nothing to configure, and the tools are free. What it shows is the recorded work with its receipts and checks, not a summary an app wrote about the work afterwards.