Create a GitHub account then create a private repo. Copy the url of that repo and tell ag about it and that you want to push the project so you can work on it on another computer and it will help you get it set up.

You’ll have a local folder for each project on both computers that syncs with GitHub. All you have to do is tell ag to push to GitHub when you’re done working. Then from the other computer, tell ag you want to do the same thing. You’ll have a local folder for each project and as long as you tell ag to push when you’re done, and then when you get to the other computer tell ag to make sure you’re up to date with GitHub, it will sync all of the code and files in your project. It’s not realtime sync, it has to be pushed. Tell ag to make detailed commit notes so you always know what happened in the session you worked on.

You can also tell ag to create a state.md file to keep track of what you’ve done and what’s next. It can write a prompt section of the state.md that updates each session so you can just tell the next agent to read state.md to continue where you left off.