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LLM Chat Replay

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Visual replay of AI chat transcripts with typing animation

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Updated May 9, 2025

About

A React app that lets users upload markdown-formatted LLM conversation files and replay them with play/pause, speed control, progress scrubbing, auto-scrolling, and typing animation for assistant messages.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

LLM Chat Replay Demo

LLM Chat Replay is a lightweight React application that turns plain‑text Markdown transcripts of AI conversations into an interactive, animated playback experience. Instead of scrolling through a static log, developers can watch the dialogue unfold with typing animation, speed control, and scrubbing—all while preserving the original formatting of the chat. This tool addresses a common pain point for AI developers: the difficulty of reviewing or presenting long conversations in an engaging way. By converting a simple Markdown file into a dynamic replay, teams can quickly audit interactions, showcase examples to stakeholders, or use the playback as part of a training pipeline.

The server exposes a set of UI‑centric capabilities that are valuable for any workflow that requires human review or demonstration of LLM output. Key features include drag‑and‑drop Markdown uploads, a progress bar that supports scrubbing to any point in the conversation, and adjustable playback speed ranging from 0.5× to 4×. The interface automatically distinguishes between Human and Assistant messages with distinct chat bubbles, ensuring clarity even in dense exchanges. An auto‑scrolling mechanism keeps the latest message in view while still allowing manual navigation, and a typing animation recreates the natural flow of an assistant’s response. The application also extracts and displays the conversation title from the Markdown header, giving context without additional configuration.

For developers, LLM Chat Replay can be integrated into a broader AI pipeline in several ways. After an assistant completes a session, the transcript can be exported to Markdown (using a simple prompt) and immediately loaded into the replay tool. The resulting playback can then be embedded in documentation, shared with product managers, or used as a reference during model evaluation. Because the tool relies only on standard Markdown markers (Human: / Assistant:) it is agnostic to the underlying LLM platform, making it a versatile addition to any AI‑assistant stack.

Real‑world scenarios that benefit from this MCP include:

  • Quality Assurance – QA engineers can replay conversations to spot hallucinations or policy violations.
  • Stakeholder Presentations – Product owners can see a realistic example of how the assistant behaves in context.
  • Developer Onboarding – New team members can observe typical interaction patterns without sifting through raw logs.
  • Compliance Audits – Auditors can verify that conversations adhere to data handling guidelines by reviewing the animated transcript.

What sets LLM Chat Replay apart is its focus on visual fidelity and ease of use. By providing a ready‑made replay interface that requires only a Markdown file, it eliminates the need for custom scripting or complex parsing logic. The typing animation and speed controls give developers a nuanced view of pacing, while the drag‑and‑drop workflow streamlines adoption. In short, this MCP server turns static AI chat logs into a dynamic, shareable narrative that enhances understanding and communication across technical and non‑technical audiences alike.