You probably have months of agent sessions spread across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Cursor. DevMode brings them together so that history is useful again.

Import without changing anything

Choose which tools to import. DevMode reads their sessions and leaves them as they were, so the tools keep working exactly as before.

A timeline per project

Imported sessions land on each project’s history, next to the work you do in DevMode. You can see what happened in a repo whichever tool did it.

Pick up where you left off

Continue any session in DevMode and the agent carries on from the same conversation. The first time you open DevMode, it offers your most recent sessions so you can start where you stopped.

Finding your projects

Tell DevMode where you keep your code and it finds the git repos and workspaces inside, with how many past sessions each one has. You choose which to add.

Questions

Does importing change my history in the other tools?

No. DevMode only reads it. Your sessions stay exactly where they were.

Can I continue a session from the terminal?

Yes. Pick it from the project’s history and it carries on in DevMode, with the same agent.

When does the import happen?

During setup you choose which tools to import, and Settings › History imports again whenever you like.

Try DevMode on your Mac

Free for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 15 or later.

Download for Mac