Pick up where another Claude Code or Codex session left off

A new Claude Code session starts with no memory of the last one, so to carry on its work it needs that session’s last turns, branch and files. ACTVT indexes every Claude Code and Codex session on your Mac and serves them to your agents over MCP. Ask the new session to use ACTVT: agent_sessions_query lists this repo’s sessions, and agent_resume_session returns an earlier session’s title, the files it touched, its branch and its last turns, with sensitive data masked. It never returns the full transcript. In the video, a new Claude Code session finds the agent that fixed a Stripe webhook earlier, learns it was told to hold the tests, writes them, and runs them: 7 of 7 pass. It also says what it didn’t check. The agent tools are part of the Premium tier.

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Step by step

  1. 0:00Earlier: a fix, no tests

    Earlier today, a Claude Code session fixed a Stripe webhook in this repo. You told it to hold the tests.

  2. 0:05Ask the new session

    A new Claude Code session. Ask it to check ACTVT for where that agent left off.

  3. 0:13ACTVT has the handoff

    It asks ACTVT, over MCP, for this repo’s agent sessions. One is itself. The other is the earlier Claude Code session, so it reads its last turns.

  4. 0:21It carries on

    It reads the code and writes the tests that were left for later; you approve the new test file. All 7 tests pass, and it tells you where the earlier agent left off, and what it didn’t check.

Questions

Does the new agent find ACTVT on its own?
No. You name ACTVT in the prompt, and the agent calls ACTVT’s tools over MCP.
Does it read the earlier session’s whole transcript?
No. agent_resume_session returns its title, the files it touched, its branch and its last turns, with sensitive data masked, never the full transcript.
Which plan has the agent tools?
Premium, or the free trial.

Try it on your own agents

ACTVT is free to start, and reads the session files Claude Code, Codex CLI and Pi already write. Nothing to configure.