Git blame tells you who. This tells you why

A developer released provLedger, an MIT-licensed Claude Code plugin that maintains a per-project decision ledger, recording the reasoning behind each change separately from the agent's own interpretation so the two are never blended. The tool is installed via the Claude Code plugin marketplace and drew 199 unique cloners in its first 14 days, with clone spikes on release days indicating existing users updating.

Someone asks in chat why the churn model splits 70/30 — wasn't it the other way round? You scroll back through four months of threads, find three conversations that nearly say it, and give up. That's the problem provLedger solves. It's a Claude Code plugin that keeps a decision ledger for your project: every change records why it was made — your words, the email or meeting that settled it, the agent's own reading, kept apart and never blended. Two things make it different from a notes file: claude plugin marketplace add yizhao95/prov ledger claude plugin install provledger@provledger Honest numbers: 199 unique cloners in 14 days, 26 stars, zero new stars in the window. Stars are a souvenir metric for CLI tools — the real signal is that clones spike on release days, i.e. existing users updating. Two-minute walkthrough: https://yizhao95.github.io/prov ledger/walkthrough.html https://yizhao95.github.io/prov ledger/walkthrough.html Repo MIT : https://github.com/yizhao95/prov ledger https://github.com/yizhao95/prov ledger What's your worst "the agent did it again" story? I collect them now — professionally.