Matches the client's ledger. The old rounding stays behind a flag for March reports.
Decisions, with the reason
So the next agent does not quietly undo a choice that was made on purpose.
A small sync tool reads your Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok and Muse sessions into the right workspace, so whichever agent opens the repo next already knows the decisions, dead ends and fixes.
Free tier, no card required.
Keep per-line rounding. A Claude Code session yesterday switched to it because per-invoice rounding put totals a cent off Northwind's ledger1, and Priya's ticket confirms the client asked for it2. Streaming the CSV was already tried and dropped3.
A coding session is full of things nobody writes down: why a choice was made, what was tried and failed, what finally fixed it. MeshTale keeps them as memories with the AI tool as the author, next to what your people write.
Matches the client's ledger. The old rounding stays behind a flag for March reports.
So the next agent does not quietly undo a choice that was made on purpose.
Broke the totals row in their accounting import. Reverted, kept the buffered writer.
What was tried, why it failed, and what was kept instead.
Their gateway rate-limits bursts. Retries now wait longer each time.
Exact-match search finds the error string, meaning-based search finds the same problem described differently.
A coding session can hold a client's details, a pasted key or a half-right guess. So synced sessions land in the workspace you set the sync up for, and wait for review when the workspace asks for it.
Add MeshTale to your agent over MCP and it gets two tools for recall. Run the sync once on each computer and new sessions flow in after that.
$ claude mcp add meshtale Connected. 2 tools registered. recall · recall_context_bundle
Works the same way in any tool that speaks MCP.
$ npx @meshtale/agent-sync init Open MeshTale to choose what to import Installed meshtale-agent-sync.
Claude Code sessions sync when a session ends. The others are picked up by a scheduled rescan.
Sessions sync from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok and Muse. Recall works in all of these.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok and Muse. It reads their session histories and memory files from the folders those tools keep in your home directory, and you can add another folder you have reviewed.
No. It looks only in those agent folders, and you choose in MeshTale which projects to import. You can also choose how far back to go (all, one year, six months or 30 days) and whether to include full session transcripts.
Each computer gets its own setup command from the workspace you want it to feed, and that workspace is where its sessions land. Projects you have not chosen for that workspace are skipped.
No. They follow the same review, audience and sensitivity rules as anything else in the workspace, and credentials found in a session are masked before it is stored.
Any tool that speaks MCP, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, Gemini, Grok and Devin. In Claude Code it is one command: claude mcp add meshtale.
Create a workspace, run the sync once, and let the next agent pick up where the last one left off.
Free tier, no card required.