dx keeps your Claude Code sessions alive — through reboots, closed tabs, and machine switches. Tied to your git history, synced device to device. No account, and no server of ours ever holds your sessions.
curl -fsSL https://dxcli.com/install.sh | bash
Four tabs open — each in its own folder, each conversation resumed mid-thought.
A session you started once stays reachable — across reboots, machines, months, and people.
Windows Update killed ten sessions mid-task. dx wake reopens every one — right folder, same conversation.
Terminal restorers bring back your shell. dx brings back your agent's mind.
Pair your devices once with dx connect. Sessions appear on the others as they grow — start on the laptop, finish on the desktop.
Peer to peer, encrypted, no cloud in the middle.
Every commit quietly snaps the conversation behind it. Months later, dx resume reopens the session that wrote the code.
Your git history, with the thinking attached.
dx share hands one session to a friend — they continue it as their own fork. Or send a .dxsession file over anything.
Context is the hard part of handoffs. Share it whole.
Your conversations move peer-to-peer between devices you paired, or through a private git repo you own. No server of ours ever holds your conversations, there is no account to create, and nothing to sell you.
No server holds your sessions · No account · No telemetry · No subscription
One command, any platform:curl -fsSL https://dxcli.com/install.sh | bash
dx enable in a git repo. From then on every commit keeps its conversation, and dx wake remembers what you had open.
Want sessions to follow you? Run dx connect pair on a second device — once.
Built for Claude Code.