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push-session

v0.1.3

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Share local AI coding-agent sessions with one npx command.

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Keywords

aiagentsclaude-codecodexcursorgemini-clipi-coding-agentsessionssharingspacefast

Readme

push-session

Share AI coding-agent sessions as private Spacefast links.

npx push-session
npx push-session claude
npx push-session codex <session-id>

It discovers local Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, and Pi sessions, then asks which one to publish. The first run creates an anonymous Spacefast space and remembers it in the user-global push-session config. Later runs reuse that space from any working directory without adding project-local state. If saved implicit state can no longer authorize the space, publishing continues in a replacement space; an explicit --space <id> remains strict. Claim the space to keep using it, or set SPACEFAST_TOKEN for owned publishing.

Sessions render as paginated, read-only transcripts with Markdown and tool calls. Each share uses the session ID as its route and a scoped, unguessable view-only access link.

Sessions may contain code, file paths, commands, or secrets. Review before sharing. Anyone with the generated link can view it.

Options: --space <id>, --new-space, --limit <n>, --dry-run, --json, and --api-url <url>.

The viewer directly vendors static components from MIT-licensed T3 Code; its license and attribution are included in vendor/t3code-viewer.

Development

npm install
npm run check
npm pack --dry-run

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