Skillsync
Search and recall past coding agent sessions directly inside your current prompt
Pricing model
Free Tier
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Time to value
Immediate
You can use Skillsync to search and recall past sessions across coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. When you write a prompt, it instantly checks your previous work and injects relevant fixes, decisions, and context directly into your current conversation. It runs locally on your Mac with zero data retention, keeping your coding history private. You can also press a global keyboard shortcut to find past solutions from any app, transfer conversations between different agents, and share selected sessions with your team.
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Pricing model: Free tier
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