Switching coding agents shouldn’t mean re-explaining the whole job.
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Switching coding agents shouldn’t mean re-explaining the whole job. CatchUp is a local-first CLI for handing off coding-agent session context between supported tools. It helps you resume work after an agent limit, a tool switch, or an older task by reading local sessions into clean Markdown and using `catchup fork` to continue in the same agent or another one. Key features: • Cross-agent handoff – `catchup fork --into` starts another supported agent with a session transcript • Same-agent resume – `catchup fork` uses the agent’s native resume path to preserve real session state • Session di
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