Your AI chat history belongs in your repo — so that's the only place we put it.

Session Control saves and resumes your GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code chat sessions, linked to your git commits. Local-first. Cross-IDE. Free forever.

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Session Control

Everything the extension does today stays free. That's a commitment, not a trial.

  • Save chat sessions from Copilot, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code
  • Resume any session into any supported provider
  • Provider picker for resume targets
  • Browse saved sessions per repository
  • Session history linked to git commits
Pro

Knowledge Harvesting

Turn write-only chat logs into a durable knowledge base your team — and your AI tools — can actually use.

  • Analyze your saved sessions and extract reusable playbooks, decisions, code patterns, and pitfalls
  • Writes a plain-markdown Open Knowledge Format bundle into your own repo
  • Every concept cites the session it came from
  • Dry-run preview before anything is written
  • Analysis by the AI model you already use — results stay in your repo

Pricing

One Pro feature, one price. No seats math, no tiers.

Free

$0

Save, resume, browse — across all four providers. No account required.

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Pro

$29/year

Everything in Free, plus Knowledge Harvesting. License key delivered instantly via Polar.sh. Prefer monthly? $4/month.

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Local-first, by design

Sessions are stored in your repository as plain files. Knowledge bundles are written to your repo, in vendor-neutral markdown you can read with cat. Saving and resuming sessions involves no network calls at all. Pro makes exactly two: validating your license key, and — when you run Knowledge Harvesting — sending session content to the AI model you already have configured (Copilot, Cursor, Claude, or Codex) for analysis. Your data goes to the provider you already trust with your code, never to us — we don't run servers. No telemetry, no cloud storage, no account.