Open-source AgentGit lets Agent sessions be saved, handed off and reused like code
新智元 · wechat · 2026-09-16
EinsiaAI launched AgentGit, an open-source platform that makes Agent work sessions portable: the context an Agent builds up over hours — requirements, decisions, tool calls, revisions — can now be saved, shared, handed off and reused.
- Handoff: share a session via link so the next person continues where the Agent left off, no background re-explaining needed
- Team collaboration: multiple people work in the same Agent session on one shared context
- Reuse: solved problems and Agents can be published as public work assets others start from
It already supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes and WorkBuddy; users install it by pasting the command from agent-git.com. The framing: code collaboration flourished thanks to version control infrastructure — AgentGit aims to build that missing layer for Agent sessions.
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