Move your setup without
moving your secrets.

An open-source, local-first tool that reads your Claude Code and Codex setup, redacts every secret, and moves it to another machine with a diff you approve first.

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Local·Redacted·No account·MIT·runs offline, zero dependencies
omegas-continuity-report.html · local file
The Continuity report: a verdict and three buckets — what moves, what needs review, what stays on this machine.
The report Continuity writes: one local, redacted file. Every credential was replaced by a placeholder before it existed.

Scan, review, move.

1

Scan

One local pass reads your Claude Code and Codex setup, secrets already redacted.

2

Review

See where each piece came from, which layer wins, and exactly what will change.

3

Move

Export a redacted bundle, approve the diff, and apply it on the next machine.

Understood first. Moved carefully.

Understand your setup

Continuity finds your instructions, skills, MCP servers, hooks, memories, settings, and permissions across both runtimes. It shows where each piece came from and which layer wins.

Secrets never travel

Every credential becomes a placeholder before anything is written. Values stay on your machine and you re-bind them on the other side. This is checked in CI, not promised.

Nothing lands silently

Export a redacted bundle, preview the exact diff, and apply only what you approve. Hooks and MCP servers arrive switched off until you turn them on, and every apply can be rolled back.

Compatibility, stated plainly

Skills move as they are. Most things convert with the losses named up front. Permissions carry over as advice, and where there is no equivalent, Continuity says so instead of guessing.

See it before you move it.

One self-contained HTML report: local, redacted, safe to screenshot. It reads like a verdict, not an audit log, so you know at a glance what moves and what stays.

npx @omegas/continuity report --html
report · redacted
Full Continuity report showing environment, compatibility, items, effective values, redaction and refusals.

What it does today.

Today

  • Scans Claude Code and Codex: instructions, skills, MCP, hooks, memories, settings, permissions
  • Redacts every secret before writing anything
  • Exports a redacted, content-addressed bundle and previews the exact diff
  • Applies on the same runtime, executables off by default, rollback on every step
  • Explains what is compatible, with the losses named
  • One self-contained HTML report, local and redacted

Coming

  • Cross-runtime apply between Claude Code and Codex. Today that path is preview only
  • Hermes support
  • Hosted encrypted sync, backup, and team policy, always optional. The tool never requires an account

Not this, by design

  • Transcripts and chat history stay out. Continuity moves your setup, not your conversations

See your setup, redact it, and move it. One command.

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