v0.1.0 pilot for macOS and Windows
Keep your work moving between AI tools.
When one tool stops, the next one picks up where it left off, not from scratch. Seggo runs on your computer, and your history stays there.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Antigravity and Claude Desktop.
How it works
Stop in one tool. Pick up in the next.
No account and no upload. Seggo shows its pages from your own computer, in its own Mac window or your browser.
Work in one tool
Use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another tool the way you already do. Seggo reads each tool’s history on your computer, read-only.
Seggo saves a handoff
Your tool saves a short note through Seggo: what was done, what failed and what’s next. Checkpoints keep track of progress as it works.
Continue in another tool
Open the thread and choose Continue in. Seggo gives you a prompt for the next tool, so it starts from the handoff, not from scratch.
Or run tools side by side
Add tasks to the project’s task board. Give each task to a tool. It works in its own task folder, and Working now warns you when two touch the same files.
Why Seggo
Without Seggo, you start over. With it, you carry on.
The same day of work with two AI tools, side by side.
- Without Seggo
Claude Code hits its limit mid-task, and you explain it all again to Codex.
With SeggoThe next tool picks up the task with what was done, what failed and what’s next.
- Without Seggo
Two tools edit the same file without knowing.
With SeggoEach tool sees what the other is working on before it starts.
- Without Seggo
Nobody checks the work.
With SeggoA different tool reviews it and sends notes back to the tool that wrote it.
- Without Seggo
You can’t tell if a task is stuck.
With SeggoEvery task shows whether it’s moving, and if not, why.
- Without Seggo
Setup is guesswork.
With SeggoOne screen shows what works with each tool, and how to fix the rest.
Features
Everything your tools need to share the work.
Seggo works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Antigravity and Claude Desktop. It can also import chats exported from ChatGPT and Claude.ai.
Pick up where you left off
When a tool stops, the next one starts from what was done, not from a blank chat.
- Continue
Pick up any thread in another tool. Continue in lets you choose which one, and gives you a prompt to start it with.
- Handoffs
A short note a tool saves: what was done, what failed and what’s next.
- Project context
Goals, decisions and open tasks that every tool on a project can read and add to.
- Search
Find old threads and handoffs, filtered by tool and project.
Run tools side by side
Put several tools on one project, like a small team, without them getting in each other’s way.
- Working now
See which tool is working on what, with a warning when two touch the same files.
- Task board
One list of tasks per project, shared by you and your tools. Give each task to a tool, and finished work waits for your review. Letting a tool take the next task when it finishes is optional and off by default.
- Task folders
Each task can get its own folder and branch, so tools don’t step on each other. When a task is done, you merge it into main from Ready to merge.
- Checkpoints
Progress notes are saved as a tool works. If it stops (out of credits, a usage limit or a crash), you can pick up from the last checkpoint.
- Take over
Hand a stuck or running task to another tool. It starts from the last checkpoint, not from scratch.
- Start tools for me
Optional and off by default. Seggo can open a tool on a task for you, and shows the exact command first.
A team that checks its work
Tools check each other’s work, and Seggo tells you when something needs you.
- Peer review between tools
Give each tool a role, and let a different tool review finished work before it’s marked done. If it asks for changes, its notes go back to the tool that wrote it. You still give the final OK.
- Usage meter
See which tools are ready, busy, near a limit or resting until their reset, from what each tool records on your computer. Handoffs go to a tool with room left.
- Inbox and daily digest
A bell lists work that needs you, such as a review or a tool that hit its limit. Desktop alerts are optional and off by default. A daily digest sums up what finished, merged and is waiting.
You stay in control
Seggo reads your tools’ history without changing it, and every change to your setup can be undone.
- Runs on your computer
No account. Your history and handoffs stay on your computer, and nothing is uploaded. The only internet request is an optional update check, off unless you turn it on.
- Previewed changes
Before Seggo changes a tool’s settings or a project’s rules file, it shows the exact change. Nothing is written until you confirm.
- What Seggo changed
Every change Seggo made to your setup, in one list, each with Undo.
- You merge, Seggo never pushes
Seggo never pushes your code. Merging a task’s work into main is always your click.