Remembra Relay
An MCP server and CLI that hands off a coding-agent session to the next one by building a brief from git facts and test results rather than trusting the previous agent's own summary.
Remembra Relay saves a handoff when an agent session ends, built from what git actually shows happened -- the branch, commits, changed and uncommitted files, and unpushed commits -- plus, for Claude Code and Codex, the commands and test runs recorded in the local transcript, which never leaves the machine and is redacted before anything is shared. The next session, in the same tool or a different one, starts from that handoff instead of from scratch.
The agent's own summary of what it did is checked against these git-derived facts and shown as unverified or explicitly contradicted, since an agent's claim of "done and pushed" can disagree with what git recorded. A doctor command and equivalent MCP tools diagnose why a handoff failed to arrive, reading local state only.
Installation is a pipx install plus a setup command that writes hook files after showing every change, with an MCP server exposing the same brief to any MCP-compatible agent.