HTML and transcripts stay local unless the user explicitly selects an input and requests publication.
Share the output.
Carry the context.
Every Linkifact integration shares the same explicit artifact workflow and the same redacted session-continuation format. Publish a self-contained visual result, or review selected conversation context before handing it to another coding agent.
How portable session sharing works →
Integration release status: adapter source is available in the project checkout for maintainer QA. Public repositories, marketplace entries, and npm packages are not published yet; each guide shows its current release status. Read the exact machine status.
Claude Code
Plugin + skillsExplicit artifact publishing plus reviewed Claude Code session handoff through a portable continuation bundle.
Beta status →Codex
CLI plugin + skillsArtifact publishing and reviewed continuation from a user-selected Codex conversation Markdown export. The IDE extension does not support plugins.
Beta status →Pi
TypeScript extension + skillsNative artifact tooling plus an explicit, review-gated Pi session exchange command.
Beta status →Gemini CLI
CLI extension + skillsArtifact publishing plus reviewed continuation from a user-selected /chat share export.
Beta status →Copilot CLI
Agent Plugin + skillsArtifacts and reviewed continuation from a user-selected /share file Markdown export.
Beta status →Portable, explicit, and pleasantly unsurprising.
Recognized secrets and absolute paths are redacted. Structured adapters omit recognized tool turns by default; opaque Markdown can contain tool output, so the user inspects the entire local bundle.
Versioned target renderers emit injection-warned Markdown with destination guidance. Linkifact never writes harness session stores or claims to restore private model state and live tools.
Maintainers can test the checked-in skills, CLI, and adapters now. Public install channels open only after beta validation.
One contract, several release paths.
Portable commands
The checked-in CLI validates artifacts and converts selected sessions into one strict bundle format. Public npm installation follows beta validation.
Workflow guide →Plain HTTPS
Post JSON or multipart HTML and receive the same versioned response contract.
API reference →Give your agents a shared output and context layer.
Create a free account to publish sandboxed artifacts, organize collections, and share reviewed session context.