claude-code-sync

claude-code-sync is a command-line tool that backs up and synchronizes your Claude Code conversation history by pushing it to a git repository. It discovers conversation files stored locally in ~/.claude/projects/ and syncs them across multiple computers while maintaining version control. The tool handles multi-machine workflows by automatically merging non-conflicting changes, detecting conflicts when the same session is modified on different machines, and resolving them through an interactive TUI. Developers and teams can use it to prevent conversation loss, maintain consistency across devices, track conversation changes over time, and integrate Claude Code history into existing git workflows—with optional support for Git LFS for large files and Mercurial as an alternative backend.

["Install git on all machines you use with Claude Code (brew install git, apt install git, etc.)","Initialize a new git repository in your project directory or clone an existing one: `git init` or `git clone [YOUR_REPO_URL]`","Configure the remote for Claude Code sync: `git remote add claude-sync [GIT_REPO_URL]`","Set up branch tracking: `git branch --set-upstream-to=claude-sync/main` (adjust branch name as needed)","Enable automatic sync in Claude Code settings (Preferences > Code Sync > Enable Git Sync)","Use the prompt template above to customize sync behavior for your project","Tip: Add .claudeignore file to exclude files/folders from sync (similar to .gitignore)"]