Show HN: Continuum – switch AI coding agents without re-explaining your project
Continuum Cross-agent session continuity for AI coding agents. Website · Install · v2.0.0 · MIT Switch from Codex to Claude to Antigravity — or come back tomorrow after hitting a usage limit — and your agent already knows what you're building, where you are, and what's next. The problem You're building with one AI coding agent.
- ▪Continuum Cross-agent session continuity for AI coding agents.
- ▪Website · Install · v2.0.0 · MIT Switch from Codex to Claude to Antigravity — or come back tomorrow after hitting a usage limit — and your agent already knows what you're building, where you are, and what's next.
- ▪The problem You're building with one AI coding agent.
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Continuum Cross-agent session continuity for AI coding agents. Website · Install · v2.0.0 · MIT Switch from Codex to Claude to Antigravity — or come back tomorrow after hitting a usage limit — and your agent already knows what you're building, where you are, and what's next. No re-explaining. The problem You're building with one AI coding agent. You ship a couple of features, then the daily limit hits and it stops. You switch to another agent — but it knows nothing. You burn time and tokens re-explaining the project, and you lose the thread of why things were done a certain way. Each agent keeps its own private history (Claude Code in ~/.claude/projects/, others elsewhere), and none of them share. The context is trapped in a silo.
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