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A tool for sharing Claude Code sessions through Git

Hacker NewsJun 7, 2026 · 4d ago

ccgs saves Claude Code sessions inside a Git repo so other people can pick them up later. It helps move a coding session from one laptop or folder to another without losing the thread. For solo makers, it can be useful when switching machines or keeping AI work history tied to a project.

Key points

It stores Claude Code sessions in a separate branch inside your existing Git repo.
Another person can pull the session and continue it with claude --resume.
It adjusts file paths so the session works on the new computer.
It is designed not to touch your current files, Git index, or active branch.

Quick term guide

session: A continuous period of interaction between a user and a computer program.
repo: A project folder that stores code and related files.
ping: The time (in milliseconds) it takes for a signal to travel from your device to another and back — lower means faster response.
branch: A separate line of work inside Git.
claude --resume: A command that reopens an earlier Claude Code session so you can continue it.
resume: A written summary of a person's work experience and skills used to apply for jobs.
compute: The server power and chips needed to run AI systems.
index: A pre-built lookup structure in a database that makes searches much faster.

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