AgentGit

What is AgentGit?

AgentGit is a powerful tool designed to streamline the process of saving, sharing, and continuing agent sessions. It allows users to import sessions from various AI agents, such as Claude Code, Codex, and WorkBuddy, ensuring that the entire workflow is preserved. This means that all instructions, reasoning, attempts, and decisions are stored within the session, allowing for seamless collaboration and continuity, even when switching agents or teammates.

With AgentGit, users can easily manage their sessions, which are stored in git repositories, providing a structured way to handle data. The tool does not run in the background, ensuring that sessions enter version control only when imported or pushed. This approach helps maintain clarity and control over the session data.

Easy installation and setup through terminal commands.

Supports multiple AI agents for versatile session management.

Preserves the complete session for continued work without starting over.

Ensures data security by allowing users to review and manage sensitive information before sharing.

AgentGit Features

AgentGit is designed to facilitate seamless collaboration and management of agent sessions. It allows users to import sessions from various AI agents, such as Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes, preserving the entire process of instructions, reasoning, attempts, and decisions. This ensures that when switching agents or teammates, users can continue their work without starting over, as AgentGit saves and transfers the complete session.

Additionally, AgentGit supports remote control and collaboration, enabling users to invite others to work together on sessions. Users can open their workspace from different devices, share invite links, and manage prompts and approvals collaboratively. This functionality enhances productivity and teamwork, making it easier to handle complex tasks across multiple platforms.

Import sessions from various AI agents.

Preserve the full process of agent interactions.

Enable remote collaboration and control from multiple devices.

Share secure, read-only links for session viewing.

Why AgentGit?

AgentGit offers significant advantages for users looking to enhance their collaborative efforts with AI agents. By preserving the complete session, including instructions, reasoning, attempts, and decisions, AgentGit ensures that teams can seamlessly continue their work without starting over when switching agents or teammates. This capability is crucial for maintaining continuity and efficiency in projects.

Some key benefits of using AgentGit include:

Easy saving and sharing of agent sessions, allowing for better collaboration.

Secure, read-only links for sharing sessions, ensuring sensitive information is protected.

Remote control capabilities, enabling users to invite others to collaborate from different devices.

Integration with multiple AI agents, providing flexibility in choosing the right tool for the task.

How to Use AgentGit

To get started with AgentGit, open your terminal or command line interface. For Windows users, this would be PowerShell, while Linux users can open their preferred terminal app. Once you have your terminal open, paste the commandnpx -y create-agitand press Enter. Follow the prompts in the terminal to complete the setup process. If you're unsure about using a terminal, you can let your agent handle the installation for you by selecting the appropriate agent and following the provided instructions.

After installation, you can begin using AgentGit by choosing your agent and opening a local project. For instance, if you are using ChatGPT, switch to Codex in the desktop app, open a local project or folder, and start a new chat. This ensures that AgentGit is installed on your computer. Follow the setup prompts provided by your agent to complete the configuration.

Easy installation via terminal commands or agent assistance.

Supports multiple agents like ChatGPT, Codex, and Claude Code.

Preserves full session history for seamless collaboration.

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