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DevLog is an advanced developer tool that functions as an agentic skill, designed to combat the problem of 'agentic amnesia' in AI-assisted software development. It systematically analyzes and processes transcripts from coding sessions with AI agents like Gemini CLI, transforming them into coherent, narrative-driven blog posts. The core innovation lies in its unique storytelling approach: each post is written from the first-person perspective of the AI agent, which refers to the human developer as 'my human.' This creates an engaging and insightful record of the development process. Under the hood, DevLog scans conversation logs across multiple, disparate sessions for a given project. It synthesizes not just the final code, but the entire journey—including architectural decisions, debugging struggles, abandoned paths, and breakthrough moments. This rich context is then fed into a narrative generation engine that structures the technical data into a story. The final output is a polished blog post that can be published directly to platforms like Hashnode with a single command, effectively turning ephemeral interactions into a persistent, shareable knowledge base. By creating this persistent memory layer, DevLog provides immense value. It preserves critical context that is typically lost between sessions, allowing both the developer and other AI agents to learn from past work. This documented history prevents the repetition of mistakes and provides a clear rationale for project decisions, ultimately accelerating development and fostering a deeper collaborative relationship between human developers and their AI partners.