Reads your disk
Read-only, always.
Run more agents / Lose less context
curl -fsSL https://coslash.io/install.sh |
bash
Your agent / Your data / Your call
Read-only, always.
Goals, decisions, files, commands.
Resume, or hand off to a fresh agent.
Read-only. Asks before installing.
91% context, compacted 2×, 14 behind mainthis one says start fresh
Agents stall quietly on a question or a permission, and you only notice an hour later. coSlash sorts every session by status and flags the one waiting on you, with what it's stuck on.
Long sessions get compacted and drift from main, and the agent starts guessing. coSlash shows context used, cache and branch drift, then writes a handoff so a fresh agent starts with the full story.
Yes. Handoffs are plain Markdown, so work started in Claude Code can carry on in Codex or Cursor.
Add the host from your SSH config and its sessions join the same list. Read-only, and it asks before installing anything.
It only reads the transcripts your agents already write and never touches your code. Nothing leaves your machine unless you turn on Hub. Free and open source, MIT.
Free and open source.
What changed, and which decisions were made.
Copy the handoff, or let your agent read past sessions over MCP.
Every session your coding agents run, kept in one place: searchable, shareable and ready to hand off.
Saves sessions from Claude Code Codex and more1
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Security and compliance for your company.
1Also Cursor, OpenCode, Pi and Grok Build, in the desktop apps and CLIs, subagents included.
New to HubGetting started on your own
Install coSlash Local, the free app, and turn on Hub. Sessions from every agent coSlash Local supports sync as you work, from every machine you connect.
Hub keeps a record of what the agent did: its plan, decisions and changes, not your whole repository. Only you see it until you share, passwords and keys are hidden when you do, and it is never used for training.
A record of each agent session, taken from your agents' transcripts on the machines you connect: the goal, the decisions it made and why, the files, commands and commits it touched, and what it found or ruled out. Your repository itself stays where it is.
Leading a teamSetting up and reviewing agent work
Start a team, name it and invite people by email. Everyone keeps a private space and shares sessions to the team when they choose.
Yes. A pull request shows what changed; the shared session shows the plan, the decisions and what the agent checked, next to the changes.
Agent history usually lives on one laptop and leaves with it. In a team space it stays searchable for everyone, and Enterprise keeps it after an account is removed.