agtrk 1.3.0

CLI tool for maintaining continuity across Claude Code conversations

agtrk

Continuity for Claude Code conversations.

Claude Code sessions are ephemeral — close one, and the next has no idea what you were doing. agtrk fixes that. It hooks into Claude Code and gives the agent a persistent view of what's in progress, so conversations can pick up where the last one left off.

This project is built almost entirely with Claude Code.

How it works

agtrk install adds hooks to your Claude Code settings. At the start of every conversation, agtrk injects a table of active sessions and instructions for the agent. The agent then registers what it's working on, leaves notes, and updates status — all stored in a local SQLite database. The next conversation sees all of it.

There's also a TUI dashboard (agtrk tui) if you want to see everything at a glance.

Install

pipx install agtrk
agtrk install

Commands

agtrk                         # list active sessions
agtrk show <id>               # session details + notes
agtrk tui                     # terminal dashboard (table + kanban views)
agtrk list                    # list with filters (--archived, --all, --verbose)
agtrk search <query>          # search sessions by task/note content
agtrk delete <id>             # delete a session and its notes
agtrk install                 # add hooks to ~/.claude/settings.json
agtrk uninstall               # remove hooks
agtrk cleanup                 # delete archived sessions older than 30 days
agtrk feature list            # show feature flags and their status
agtrk feature enable <name>   # enable a feature
agtrk feature disable <name>  # disable a feature
agtrk --help                  # all commands

Feature flags

Some features are gated behind flags and disabled by default. Enable them with agtrk feature enable <name>.

Feature	Description
knowledge	Per-repo project knowledge that agents can store and look up instead of re-exploring the codebase. Adds learn, recall, forget, and update-knowledge commands, and teaches the inject prompt to use them.

License

MIT