Seggo docs

Seggo keeps your work moving between AI coding tools. When one tool stops (you switch, it runs out of credits, or you want a second tool on the same project), the next one picks up where the first left off instead of starting over.

It runs only on your computer. There’s no account, and it shows its pages from http://127.0.0.1, in the Mac app’s own window or your browser. Your history and handoffs stay on your computer.

Pilot

Seggo is in a private v0.1.0 pilot. On a Mac it’s an app you drag to Applications. Windows support is experimental. The builds aren’t signed yet, so your computer shows a warning the first time. The install pages explain what to click.

Get started

1. Install Seggo on macOS or Windows.
2. Open it for the first time: the Mac app (or seggo open), the guided tour, and turning on your first tool.
3. Try a two-tool handoff in 10 minutes: start a task in Claude Code, stop it partway, and watch Codex carry on.
4. Later: update, uninstall, or fix a problem and send feedback.

Then

• Connect your tools: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Claude Desktop, and chat exports.
• Work in parallel: the task board, peer review between tools, task folders, checkpoints and take over.
• Privacy: what Seggo reads, what it writes, and what it never does.

The short version

Command	What it does
seggo open	Starts Seggo if needed and opens it in your browser.
seggo --version	Shows which version you have.
seggo doctor	Checks your setup and shows where Seggo keeps its files.
seggo feedback	Prints a report to send with a bug, with no history in it.