ip2a/memorph

memorph is a session memory tool for people who use more than one AI coding assistant. The problem it solves is that each tool, like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, keeps its own private record of your conversation history on disk, in its own format. If you build up useful context inside one of them and then want to continue the work in another, that context normally has to be copy-pasted by hand. memorph reads each tool's session storage and moves a conversation across, so the new tool starts up with the same history loaded. It ships both as a command-line tool and as a small local web page. You can install it through npm, uv, or pip, or run it without installing using npx. Running memorph web opens a browser interface where you pick a session from a list and click to migrate it; after the switch you can open the target tool and confirm the history is there. From the command line the main commands are list, switch, export, import, remove, rename, and find. The list command shows the sessions in the current working directory, with optional filters for each supported provider. The switch command takes a flag like --claude2codex or --opencode2claude and an optional session ID to copy one conversation from the source tool's storage into the target tool's storage. For portable backups, export writes a session out as JSON, Markdown, or HTML, and import reads any of those formats back into the chosen tool. find searches by directory, by session ID, or by title text, optionally restricted to one or more providers.