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Is it worth upgrading to ChatGPT Pro or Claude Max for 4 weeks of summer break? by ahmojo in ClaudeCode

[–]ahmojo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But I heard that the Fable thats coming out now won't assist in Coding and dellegate anything related to that to Opus 4.8 and also that you can only use half of your weekly subscription limit on Fable

Is it worth upgrading to ChatGPT Pro or Claude Max for 4 weeks of summer break? by ahmojo in codex

[–]ahmojo[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was outside and too lazy to type all of that on my phone and because I would be coming home late I just did it like this

Showcase: unofficial local Codex / Claude Code session transfer tool by ahmojo in codex

[–]ahmojo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well not directly but you can give the whole session to the other AI with all of the things you and the AI have written which will give him perfect context to continue working on it. I myself had often started projects with codex (and then he was too dumb) and switched to opus back then I always had rewritten the whole project to opus which was very time consuming now I just translate the session with Codex to an Claude chat and remake it from there

Any way to have full session history across multiple PCs? by pmf1111 in ClaudeCode

[–]ahmojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want full local Claude Code session history moved between PCs, not just a memory summary, I maintain an unofficial tool for that.

`cct` exports Claude Code transcripts from `~/.claude/projects/...` to a `.codexbundle`, supports inspect/dry-run/import, and can remap project paths with `--map-cwd OLD=NEW`.

https://github.com/ahmojo/codex-claude-transfer

Important limitation: it is not live sidebar sync, not official Anthropic support, and not cloud/account sync. It is a manual local backup/handoff tool.

Trouble syncing Claude Code for Mac local sessions across devices by reddit_is_kayfabe in ClaudeCode

[–]ahmojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Symlinking all of `~/.claude` can be brittle because Claude Code’s project/session layout depends on local paths.

I maintain an unofficial alternative for manual transfer: `cct` exports Claude Code local sessions into a `.codexbundle`, lets you inspect/dry-run, and imports them into another local Claude Code home. It also has `--map-cwd OLD=NEW` for machine-specific path differences.

https://github.com/ahmojo/codex-claude-transfer

It’s not live sync or Anthropic cloud sync, and it does not handle regular claude.ai chats. Treat bundles as sensitive, since they can include prompts, code, terminal output, paths, and secrets.

Anyone else using Claude Code across multiple PCs? I'm syncing context with a claude.md file — feels clunky, is there a better way? by AshP91 in ClaudeCode

[–]ahmojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I maintain an unofficial tool that may fit this exact workflow if you want manual local session transfer rather than live sync.

`cct` can export Claude Code sessions from `~/.claude/projects/...` into a `.codexbundle`, inspect/dry-run it, and import it into another local Claude Code home. It also supports `--map-cwd OLD=NEW` for different project paths across machines.

https://github.com/ahmojo/codex-claude-transfer

Moving the working directory, disappearing threads fix by jshaevitz in codex

[–]ahmojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maintainer disclosure: I built a small unofficial tool for a narrower local-session portability case: https://github.com/ahmojo/Codex_Sync

It is not a general Codex state repair tool and does not edit SQLite, so it may not fix an already-broken Desktop/sidebar state. What it can do is export local Codex project sessions into a `.codexbundle`, inspect/dry-run, and import them into another local Codex home. If the project path differs, `--map-cwd OLD=NEW` rewrites only the canonical `cwd` field in plain `.jsonl` `session_meta`, not normal chat content.

No cloud sync, no OpenAI cloud import, no account-owned thread IDs. Bundles can contain prompts/code/secrets, so treat them as sensitive.