Cross-Agent Coding Session Handoff: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Kimi Code, and Grok
Hand off local Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Kimi Code, or Grok work to Wukong as read-only context, re-ground in the current workspace, and continue or start an evidence-backed Loop.
> Why hand off work across coding agents
A task often stops because a session ran out of context, the model reached a limit, or you want a second workflow to verify the result. Re-explaining the whole task loses decisions and encourages the next agent to trust an outdated view of the repository.
Wukong can discover supported local session records from Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Kimi Code, and Grok. It imports a useful summary as read-only history, then re-grounds the handoff in the files and Git state that exist now.
> Open the source-specific session picker
Start the Wukong TUI in the relevant repository and explicitly choose the source. Each command opens a picker for that agent’s locally discoverable sessions. This does not resume or modify the source coding agent’s own session.
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/resume codex
/resume claude
/resume cursor
/resume kimi
/resume grok> Choose how to continue
After you select a session, Wukong offers two distinct paths. Continue in Wukong imports the read-only context and returns control to you. Start /loop prepares an editable objective and Preflight, then waits for confirmation before any Loop begins.
- [+]Continue in Wukong when you want to inspect, ask a question, or adjust the plan first.
- [+]Start /loop when the remaining outcome is clear and should be evaluated against current-workspace checks and fresh review.
- [+]Edit the proposed objective before confirming it; selecting a session never starts writes automatically.
> Current workspace evidence wins
Imported history is context, not proof. Wukong does not replay tool calls from the old session, and claims such as “tests passed” or “file updated” do not replace a fresh read of the current workspace.
Before the task continues, Wukong re-reads the workspace and Git state. If you start a Loop, its frozen checks and fresh reviewer evaluate the current change; only complete, fresh evidence can produce PASS.
> Privacy and compatibility boundaries
Cross-agent handoff reads supported local session formats. It is not native resume inside the source agent, cloud synchronization, remote session hosting, or a transcript upload feature. Wukong does not claim that every version or storage format from another vendor will remain discoverable forever.
The imported summary is deliberately narrower than a raw transcript. It does not bring across the source agent’s trust, permissions, checks, provider consent, or authorization, and it never replays historical commands automatically.
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