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session-sync

v0.1.0

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Continuous cross-agent session sync for Claude Code and Codex

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session-sync

CI npm License: Apache-2.0 Node.js 22+

Switch from Claude Code to Codex or any AI coding agent without losing your session.

The problem

You're mid-task in Claude Code and want to continue in Codex or another agent. Your tool calls, conversation, and working context are trapped in Claude Code's format — the other agent has no idea what you've been doing. You start over, re-explain the codebase, and rediscover what was already tried.

Quick start

npm install -g session-sync
cd your-project
session-sync init

That's it. From now on, every Claude Code tool call is automatically translated and written into each detected agent's native sessions directory. When you want to switch:

session-sync status
# → codex --continue abc123def456

Install

npm install -g session-sync

Requires Node.js 22+.

Usage

Initialize in a project

cd your-project
session-sync init

Detects installed agents (Codex, Amp, Gemini CLI), registers the PostToolUse and Stop hooks in .claude/settings.json, and writes .session-sync/config.json.

Check active sessions

session-sync status
Session abc12345 (main @ a1b2c3d)
  codex  →  codex --continue rollout-deadbeef  (47 records)
  amp    →  amp --session amp-session-cafebabe  (47 records)

List all synced sessions

session-sync list
session-sync list --json

Pause and resume

session-sync pause    # hooks stay registered but do nothing
session-sync resume   # re-enable sync

Clean up old sessions

session-sync clean --older-than 30
session-sync clean --older-than 7 --dry-run

How it works

session-sync installs two Claude Code hooks:

  • PostToolUse — fires after every tool call (Bash, Read, Edit, etc.), translates the tool exchange to each target agent's format, and appends it to that agent's session file in real time
  • Stop — sweeps the transcript for text-only turns (assistant reasoning, user messages) that PostToolUse doesn't see, and appends them before the session ends

Translation uses @npow/interchange-core to convert between Claude Code's format and the Codex rollout JSONL / OpenAI chat JSONL formats used by Codex, Amp, and Gemini CLI.

The hook exits 0 in all cases and never writes to stdout/stderr — it never blocks Claude Code.

Development

git clone https://github.com/npow/session-sync.git
cd session-sync
npm install
npm test
npm run build

License

Apache 2.0