When everything is humming along we love CC… but that humming tends to get interrupted quite a lot these days. Whether it’s rate limit issues, having to grab context from somewhere, or just thinking that Codex will do a better job for a particular task. The context-switching is what kills you. You’re mid-flow on something, Claude hits a rate limit, so you hop to Codex. But now you’re re-explaining the whole situation. Or you remember Cursor’s agent is actually better at this specific refactor, but switching means losing your thread again. Every swap costs you 5-10 minutes of re-orientation. So we built a thin layer that sits between your project and whichever agent you want to use. It keeps shared context, task state, and memory synced across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, so you can hand off mid-task without starting over. Rate limited on CC? Switch to Codex in one command, it picks up exactly where you left off. It’s part of a bigger thing we’re building called Pompeii, kind of a task/project OS for AI-heavy dev teams. But the bridge piece is the part that’s been most immediately useful for us day-to-day. Happy to share more details or answer questions. Curious if anyone else has hacked together something similar or has a different workflow for dealing with this. submitted by /u/Semantic_meaning
Originally posted by u/Semantic_meaning on r/ClaudeCode