AgentGit
AgentGit is a free service for saving, sharing, and resuming AI agent sessions. It positions the session, not just the resulting files, as the unit of work: instructions, reasoning, attempts, and decisions are preserved so work can continue rather than restart. The homepage frames this with the line 'Code is cheap, show me your talk.' Users can install AgentGit via `npx -y create-agit` or by asking a supported coding agent to follow the quickstart documentation. AgentGit can import sessions from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, and WorkBuddy. Once a session is captured, it can be shared by link for viewing or handed off via a prompt so another person or agent can continue from where the previous session stopped. The service includes a web presence with login/signup, agents, workspaces, and docs, and it encourages collaboration through community channels such as Slack. It is aimed at developers and agent users who switch between tools or teammates and need continuity across sessions. The homepage does not detail self-hosting, storage limits, or licensing.
- Category
- AI Agent
- Pricing
- Free
Problem solved
AI agent sessions contain the full process of solving a problem—instructions, reasoning, attempts, and decisions—but files alone capture only the final result. When developers switch agents, tools, or teammates, that context is often lost and the work must start over. AgentGit saves and transfers the complete session so it can be resumed, viewed, or handed off without losing the context needed to continue.
Use cases
- Save an AI agent session for later continuation
- Share an agent session with a teammate via link
- Hand off a session so another agent can continue from where it stopped
- Import sessions from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, or WorkBuddy
- Switch between agent runtimes while keeping session context
- Explore how other people solve problems through shared sessions
- Resume a coding or automation task without re-explaining prior reasoning
Audience
- Developers
- ML Engineers
- Researchers
- Hobbyists
- Startups
Pros
- Free to use
- Preserves full agent session context, not just output files
- Supports session import from multiple popular coding agents
- Enables link-based viewing and prompt-based handoff
- Quick setup through npx or by prompting an agent
Cons
- Requires using supported agent runtimes for session import
- Depends on external agents for actual task execution
- Homepage does not document self-hosting, storage, or export options
- May require account signup for sharing or collaboration features
Official website: https://agent-git.com/en
Canonical LambdaBase page: https://www.lambdabase.com/tools/agentgit