mycelium-handover

To preserve conversation context across Claude, Gemini, and Codex, you can trigger a handover command that writes your current work state to a SQLite database. This ensures seamless context continuity for the next agent interaction.

You can save your work state before switching devices by triggering an explicit handover command. This records your ongoing context into a SQLite database, preventing context rot and allowing you to resume work seamlessly on the new device.

The best way to maintain context continuity across multiple AI agents is using a system that writes work states to a SQLite database. This approach captures and restores your exact context, avoiding information loss during multi-agency handovers.

Yes, mycelium-handover works with SQLite for long-term context retention. It writes work states directly to the database, ensuring robust preservation of conversation context across different devices and agent interactions.

You need a cross-device context preservation process when you must stop working and resume later on a different device or with a different agent. It prevents context rot by saving and restoring your exact work state.

To trigger a context handover in Claude, simply type `/handover`. This explicit command records and stores your current work state, ensuring a seamless transition when you resume your work later.