Fulcra shared memory passes coding tasks between Claude Code and Codex
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Elvis Saravia says he tested Fulcra, a shared context layer, to hand off coding work between agents.
In his test, Claude Code saved its progress to a Fulcra workspace after the first step, and a fresh Codex session read that context and finished the last two steps with all tests passing. Saravia's post reports only this single test. Fulcra says users control what each agent can see and can export or delete their context at any time.
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elvis@omarsar0XFulcra shared memory lets Claude Code and Codex hand off coding workAIElvis Saravia says he tested Fulcra, a shared context layer that persists agent memory across tools. In his test, Claude Code saved progress to a Fulcra workspace after the first step, and a fresh Codex session read it and finished the last two steps with all tests passing. Fulcra says users control what each agent can see and can export or delete their context at any time.
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