AgentGit
Save, share, and continue AI coding agent sessions, and browse how others solve problems.
About AgentGit
AgentGit is used to save, share, and continue AI coding agent sessions. Installation is done by running npx -y create-agit in the terminal, or you can have the agent perform the installation itself. Saved sessions can be shared via read-only links, so others can browse how you solved a problem and even continue the session from there. Runtimes that support native resume include Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, and WorkBuddy; Cursor sessions can only be imported in read-only mode.
Best for
Best use cases
Save a complete agent session from a debugging or implementation task to continue later
Share a session with colleagues or the community via a read-only link as code review material
Browse other people's agent sessions to learn how they solved problems
Import sessions in read-only mode in tools like Cursor
Features
One-click terminal installation
Install and set up the agent in your terminal with npx -y create-agit, or let the agent handle the installation itself.
Session sharing
After saving an agent session, you can generate a read-only link to share it; read-only links do not grant write access.
Session continuation
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, and WorkBuddy support natively continuing sessions.
Pros
- Supports native session resume across multiple mainstream agent runtimes
- Offers read-only link sharing that does not grant write access
- Explains possible information loss before cross-runtime conversion
Cons
- Cross-runtime handoffs may lose information; the official documentation states that agit will explain the losses before conversion
- Sensitive information such as secrets may appear in prompts, tool calls, and command output, so you need to review and remove it yourself before publishing or sharing