awithi-co/acdc

Collaborate with another open Claude Code or Codex CLI session through ACDC. Use when the user asks to discuss, cross-review, debate, or work with another existing agent session. Preserve each conversation and ask only which session to connect.

Use when the user asks to turn past Claude Code or Codex sessions into durable knowledge documents — "distill the api-refactor session into the knowledge base", "extract the decisions from yesterday's sessions as OKF nodes", "write up what we learned in 019dc08e". For summarizing a session back to the user, use recall-session. For authoring a single document by hand, use okf-write.

Use when the user asks to write, add, or fix a document in a knowledge bundle that follows the Open Knowledge Format (OKF), or asks to validate one. Examples include "add a doc about the retry policy to the knowledge base", "make these notes OKF-conformant", "check the bundle". To turn past agent sessions into knowledge nodes, use okf-distill.

Use when the user asks Codex to find content in past rollouts by topic or free-text query. Examples include "find where we decided on the ACDC name", "where did I just decide that", "find the testing strategy discussion". For lookup by session name or UUID, use recall-session. For taking over a Claude session, use resume-claude-session.

Use when the user asks Codex to look up one of its own past rollouts by name or UUID and summarize it. Examples include "show me the codex session feature-x", "show me rollout 019dc08e", "summarize the acdc rename session". For free-text topic search, use recall-context. For taking over a Claude session, use resume-claude-session.

Use when the user asks Codex to continue, resume, or take over work from a Claude Code session by session name or session id (UUID or UUID prefix). Examples include "continue the claude session called feature-x" or "/resume-claude-session a3b5c9f2". Do not use for ordinary Codex resume commands or when the user only asks about Codex's own session history.