I made a command to continue a Claude Code conversation in Codex
It's called lsa. It also lists and reopens your sessions across agents.
Free and open source. Star it if you'd use it: github.com/jakemanger/lsa
I made a command to continue a Claude Code conversation in Codex
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If the embed is blocked, the original post is always available above.I made a command to continue a Claude Code conversation in Codex It's called lsa. It also lists and reopens your sessions across agents. Free and open source. Star it if you'd use it: github.com/jakem…
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If the embed is blocked, the original post is always available above.I made a command to continue a Claude Code conversation in Codex It's called lsa. It also lists and reopens your sessions across agents. Free and open source. Star it if you'd use it: https://github.com/jakemanger/lsa
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If the embed is blocked, the original post is always available above.The other day, I opened my terminal and couldn't remember whether I'd last been using Claude, Codex or Pi. I thought: why can't I list my conversations with agents like I list my files. So I made this little cli tool, lsa. It shows the sessions in your current folder, newest first, with the agent and first prompt so you can find the right one. lsa -a shows them across all your projects. Then lsa resume 0 opens the most recent session where you left off. The other useful bit is that you can quit and continue in a different agent. lsa handoff 0 codex opens Codex with the saved conversation loaded. It's a small Bash CLI, works with basically every agent harness and is free and open source: https://github.com/jakemanger/lsa
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If the embed is blocked, the original post is always available above.The other day, I opened my terminal and couldn't remember whether I'd last been using Claude, Codex or Pi. I thought: why can't I list my conversations with agents like I list my files. So I made this little cli tool, lsa. It shows the sessions in your current folder, newest first, with the agent and first prompt so you can find the right one. lsa -a shows them across all your projects. Then lsa resume 0 opens the last session where you left off. The other useful bit is that you can quit and continue in a different agent. lsa handoff 0 codex opens Codex with the saved conversation loaded. It's a small Bash CLI, works with basically every agent harness and is free and open source: https://github.com/jakemanger/lsa
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