ThreadHop: Shared Agent Context

ThreadHop is a local TUI and CLI app that turns isolated coding-agent sessions into a connected workspace with a chat history view, cross-session Full Text Search (FTS5), a kanban board for session tagging, automatically extracted decisions and TODOs, bookmarks, and compressed handoffs.

In this demo, I want to show how conversation history can be reused instead of ignored. ThreadHop indexes local transcripts, lets you organize chats on a kanban board with simple states like backlog, in progress, in review, and done, and makes it easy to bring the right context into a new session — whether that is a bookmarked turn, the open TODOs and decisions a background observer has already pulled out, or a full handoff through the /threadhop:handoff skill that packages decisions, TODOs, ADRs, and cross-session conflicts so work can carry forward. The goal is to make multi-agent coding feel like one continuous workspace rather than a pile of disconnected chats.