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Show HN: Supafork – Share and Fork Sessions Across Harnesses
Hey HN!
I built Supafork, one place to store and share AI agent sessions.
After using Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, and other coding agents daily, I realized these sessions lived only on my machine. There wasn't a simple way to access, reuse, or share them with others.
With Supafork, you can save complete agent sessions, organize them into collections, make them public or private, and fork other people's sessions to build on their workflows. You can also import sessions from one harness into another, or invite friends to a session to get visibility into what your agent is doing.
Think GitHub, but for agents.
Try it at beta.supafork.com and install the CLI. I'd love to hear how the user experience feels and where it can be improved.
Happy to answer any questions or hear your feedback!
- dshekhar17 1mo agoLooks super cool, i am facing the same issue, would love to try
- supafork 1mo agoIs there a specific use case I can help you with? I recommend it for people who switch between harnesses.
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- anuran-roy 1mo agoWhy not just handoff files? Btw, congratulations on the launch!
- supafork 1mo agoHandoff files? Like creating an MD file from the compaction and moving the files across sessions? That's so much manual effort to be honest. Also, it becomes part of the filesystem, which shouldn't be the case for a coding repository.
- naveen_venk 1mo agoLFG
- adityapeela 1mo agoReally cool!!
- suraj-markup 1mo agoI was actually waiting for something like this because even though agents are good at git but not efficient. And it was kind of becoming bottleneck for me.
- parikkkk 1mo agoLFG, congrats on the launch! looks really cool, will give it try today
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- lucifer2510 1mo agoBeen using this for the last 15 days, and this made my life so much easier. GG guys! Its really cool!
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- kyleaa 26d agoThis is cool and a good idea. I worked on a shared memory framework because I was using multiple leading commercial LLMs. I quickly found that secrets cleaning and a good distillation was important for security and reduction on token waste. Does sf have any safeguards to ensure secrets are not shared? Is sf optimized for tokens or really include everything? Congrats on the launch. It is a good idea and I think this will be a useful tool for many.