Skillsync is a macOS app that searches all your past agent sessions before each prompt and hands your agent what you already figured out. It installs plugins for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Amp, pi, Grok, Antigravity and Hermes, reads the sessions those agents already keep, and returns a short recollection with sources in under a second.
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A prompt is checked against every past session and matches come back as a recollection.
A shortcut opens search over any app, so you can find and reopen a session without leaving your work.
Recollections arrive with sources, so the agent builds on them instead of starting over.
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