Twing turns coding agent conversations into shared context your team can build on. It works with Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, extracts the design decisions behind a change and generates shared diagrams automatically, and compares what every coding agent plans to change so conflicting designs surface early rather than at merge time. It installs once per machine and then captures in the background.
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Read shared diagrams and design context instead of raw transcripts
Review at the level of abstraction where the change was actually made
Compare what every agent plans to change and surface contradictions early
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