How Can Codex and Claude Code Share Memory?
Capture a memory or context file from one coding agent's session with sidermem-cli, then search or read it back from the other agent's terminal. The memory is cloud-synced and available from any terminal you're logged into, independent of either tool.
The problem
Coding agents typically keep context local to their own session or memory file format — a decision made in a Codex session doesn't automatically show up when you switch to Claude Code on the same project, or on a different machine.
Capture from the first agent's session
Or pipe a summary of what happened directly:
Read it back from the second agent's terminal
Both commands work identically whether you're now in a Claude Code session, a plain terminal, or a different machine entirely — the CLI reads from your cloud-synced memory, not from either agent's local state.
Safety notes
Anything captured this way is uploaded once synced — review agent-generated context and diffs for secrets or credentials before capturing, same as you would before committing to a shared repository.