agent-bridge

To preserve context when switching between Claude Code and Cursor, extract intent, progress, decisions, and blockers into a normalized capsule. This captures the active session state so the destination agent receives a clean handoff without losing prior work.

Saving agent work state before a context window exit involves writing current intent, progress, conventions, and blockers to a standardized capsule. This ensures workflow continuity and prevents data loss when the active session terminates unexpectedly.

Yes, you can generate agent-specific configuration files when moving work to Codex or Aider. By specifying a target agent during the handoff process, the tool adapts the extracted state into destination-specific formats for immediate use.

Multi-agent workflow continuity handles blockers and discoveries by extracting them from the active session and writing them into a shared artifact directory. This standardized context capsule synchronizes state so subsequent agents immediately see unfinished items and useful findings.

To ensure workflow continuity across AI agents, you need to extract the current task, completed work, unfinished items, and useful discoveries. These elements form a normalized context capsule that refreshes the handoff state for the next model.