One window for every AI coding agent on your Mac. Sessions, skills, MCP servers, rules and dev processes across 219 agents — with real transcript conversion between them.
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Your sessions, skills, MCP servers, rules and running processes — from all of your agents, in one native app.
If you use more than one AI coding agent, everything they produce is scattered across a dozen hidden folders: transcripts in ~/.claude/projects, more in ~/.codex/sessions, MCP servers defined in six different config files with four different key names, skill folders somewhere else again. AgentShare finds all of it, shows it in one window, and lets you search it, read it, move a conversation from one agent to another, and clean up — without ever opening a dot-directory by hand.
It reads what is already on your disk. No account, no server, no telemetry, nothing leaves the machine.
There is a ready-to-run AgentShare.dmg — 1.4 MB — or you can build it from source in one command. The DMG is not signed with a paid Apple certificate, so a downloaded copy needs one extra click the first time; see Download.
- What it does - Download - Build from source - Every screen - Copying a session between agents - How universal support works - Privacy and safety - Performance - Architecture - Adding an agent - About the signature - Support the project - Contributing - Security - Licence
Six tabs. Everything is read from the agents you already have installed — AgentShare detects them by their local footprint, so there is nothing to configure.
Tab What it does ------------------- Sessions Every transcript on the machine, grouped agent → project. Click a row to select, press Open to read the full conversation with role-coloured messa
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