Supafork
A shared home for AI coding agent sessions, prompts, and tool calls, so teams can search, share, and pick up each other's agent work across different harnesses.
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Description
Developers now run AI coding agents across several different tools — Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, and more — and each one keeps its own local history of sessions, prompts, and actions with no shared view across the team. When a teammate wants to see what an agent actually did on a task, or continue a session someone else started, that history is usually stuck on one person's machine. Supafork centralizes it.
It automatically detects and imports existing agent sessions from multiple harnesses without requiring changes to how you already work, then lets teams share sessions via email invite or public link, full-text search across past prompts and sessions, and continue a session in the cloud rather than only on the original machine. It monitors your local session stores non-intrusively rather than requiring a new workflow. It's currently free during a beta period, with access granted on request.
💬 Our review
The short version: if your team runs AI coding agents across several different tools and loses visibility the moment a session ends, Supafork's cross-harness session library is solving a real and growing pain point, currently for free during beta.
The honest constraint is the one that comes with almost any early-stage beta tool: it's free right now because pricing and long-term availability aren't finalized, access is by request rather than open signup, and centralizing agent session data (which can include real code and possibly sensitive prompts) into a third-party service is worth a security review before wide team rollout. There's also no established competitor to compare it against yet, since cross-harness agent session management is a new category — you're evaluating a bet on the product's direction as much as its current feature set. Worth requesting access if your team already juggles multiple AI coding harnesses and is losing work to scattered local histories; less urgent if your whole team standardizes on a single agent tool that already has decent built-in session history.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Gratuit pendant la période bêta, accès sur demande ; modèle tarifaire final non annoncé
Pros
Détection et import automatiques des sessions existantes, sans changer de workflow
Recherche plein texte sur toutes les sessions et prompts
Partage d'équipe par email ou lien public
Compatible avec plusieurs harnais (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI...)
Cons
Encore en bêta, accès sur demande, pas de tarif final annoncé
Centralise des données de sessions potentiellement sensibles chez un tiers
Catégorie nouvelle, pas de concurrent établi pour comparer
Continuité du service à long terme incertaine à ce stade