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Your agentic week

What would your week with AI agents look like?

Your coding agents have been busy. Turn your week into a poster worth keeping.

Explore without an account. Connect your tools when you're ready.

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An example week. Edit this poster

The poster is one reading a week. Ascenda Flow for Mac keeps the instruments in front of you while you work.

Three steps, all from the command line.

  1. Step 1

    Make your account

    One account for everything Ascenda. Sign in with email, Google or GitHub.

    Create your account
  2. Step 2

    Run one command

    Pick your coding agent and run its command, shown below. It installs the hooks and prints a 6-digit code.

    See the command
  3. Step 3

    Pair with the code

    Enter the code at me.ascendaflow.com/connect. The terminal says Paired and your agent starts reporting.

    Enter a code
  4. Every Monday

    Your week lands in your inbox

    An email says your week is ready. View your poster, then customise it and share it if you like.

    See what you can make

Step 2 · Your agent's command

$ npx -y @ascenda-one/claude-code-hooks setup

It installs the hooks, then prints a 6-digit pairing code. Type /hooks in Claude Code. The Ascenda hooks are listed under User.

Something not showing up? ~/.ascenda/bin/ascenda-claude-hook doctor says what's wrong.

Rather read it all first?

This prints every step in your terminal. It runs nothing.

curl -fsSL me.ascendaflow.com/install

Your history so far

Get your boarding pass.

Your coding agents have been keeping a history on your Mac all along. Ascenda Flow imports it and plays it back, starting with a boarding pass for the months you've already flown.

Get Ascenda Flow

For Mac. The pass shown is an example.

BOARDING PASSTHIS MACAUGOCT04 AUG 202626 OCT 2026SESSIONS212PROMPTS2,263DAYS56/84ACTIVE164HONE BAR A DAY. WIDER, MORE PROMPTS. GAPS ARE QUIET DAYS.

Counts, never content.

The collectors are open source. They record which tools your agents call, when a session waits for you, and how each turn ended. Prompts, responses and source code are never recorded. Projects reach us as salted digests, never names.

Read the collectors on GitHub

Share it. Or don't.

Your composer is private. A shared poster gets its own page that shows the poster and nothing else, for as long as you keep it up. Turn on Follow my journey and anyone with your link can follow along each week with an account of their own.