Continue and Working now

Seggo helps tools share context without controlling them. Continue in… moves useful context from one tool to another. Working now shows the work that connected tools have claimed.

Continue in another tool

Open Continue, choose the thread you want to pick up, review the handoff, then choose Next tool. Seggo builds a prompt with the goal, current state, next step, decisions, failed attempts and relevant files that it can find. Review it before you copy or open it.

You can also choose Continue in… on a quiet, finished or stuck item in Working now. Seggo saves a handoff from the tool that stopped and asks before marking its old claim finished.

Seggo does not silently move a live session or close the old tool. The next tool starts a new chat with the reviewed context.

See who is working now

Working now lists each active tool, its task and the files it said it may change. A project page also shows a compact strip with the active tools.

A claim is a note, not a lock. Tools can still edit the same file. Claims expire when they are not renewed, so old work does not stay active forever.

Respond to an overlap warning

Seggo shows an amber warning when two claims include the same file or folder. Open the warning to see the task pair and shared paths.

Choose one of these responses:

1. Let one tool finish first.
2. Move one tool to a different task.
3. Narrow the files in one claim.
4. Continue only if the edits are intentionally coordinated.

Warnings are advice. They never block work. You can dismiss a warning until the set of overlapping files changes. Generated folders, ignored files and standalone lockfile changes without their manifest are left out of the app’s overlap count.

For stronger separation, put each board task in its own task folder.