Skillsync moves a live session between Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
The Launch HN pitch: pick up any session mid-task, dodge usage limits, and turn what worked into an MCP skill your whole team gets. The engine is open source.
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Continue a session in a different agent, mid-task
Skillsync picks up any Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor session already sitting on your machine and lets you continue it in another agent without re-explaining anything — one early user moved ~7GB of Cursor history into Claude Code in minutes. Hit a usage limit? Switch agents and keep going.
txcript: an open-source ffmpeg for agent transcripts
The core is txcript, a Rust converter — think ffmpeg or pandoc — that maps messages, reasoning, and tool calls between each agent's session format. It's open source and scriptable, so you can wire session conversion into your own pipeline instead of living inside one vendor's export.
Turn a chat into a skill your whole team inherits
Skills and memory are stored as portable markdown and served over MCP, so a session that worked becomes a reusable skill every teammate gets on every agent. Your best prompt archaeology stops being trapped in one person's local history.
Local-first, 10+ agents, Mac app and CLI today
It runs locally with no cloud lock-in and already lists Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Antigravity and more. You can install it now as a macOS app or a curl-based CLI for Linux and macOS, MCP included.
Elsewhere: ProgramDistill turns web apps into agent SWE tasks
Microsoft Research's ProgramDistill, trending on Hugging Face today, converts interactive web apps into verifiable, reference-guided software-engineering tasks — a way to auto-generate hard, checkable evals for your coding agent instead of hand-writing them.