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The next agent starts from what is decided.

Every session starts from zero, so you explain the same thing again. OrgX hands the next session what the team already decided for that task, in whichever tool it runs. Recovery in a different client is still beta.

Compare the same three days without OrgX and with it.

  1. Monday · Hope

    Claude Codenew session

    Working on the adding date-fns.

    npm install date-fns

    npm warn: package-lock.json created next to pnpm-lock.yaml

    YouWe use pnpm here. npm writes a second lockfile and breaks CI.

  2. Tuesday · Priya

    Claude Codenew session

    Working on the adding zod.

    npm install date-fns

    npm warn: package-lock.json created next to pnpm-lock.yaml

    YouWe use pnpm here. npm writes a second lockfile and breaks CI.

  3. Wednesday · Sam

    Claude Codenew session

    Working on the adding turbo.

    npm install date-fns

    npm warn: package-lock.json created next to pnpm-lock.yaml

    YouWe use pnpm here. npm writes a second lockfile and breaks CI.

Without OrgX. Explained three times. Checked by hand three times.

Claude Codenext session · ~/northstar/web

Starting the next task: adding turbo.

OrgX · 3 things already decided apply here

  • Use pnpm in northstar/web; npm breaks the lockfileRule from three corrections this week
  • Add a dependency in northstar/webSkill from 4 runs that passed CI
  • Launch copy leads with the agency buyerDecision, confirmed by Hope

pnpm add date-fns

Checked: Uses pnpm, not npm. Right the first time.

Also inOpenClawOpenCodeAny MCP client

  • Explained onceA correction confirmed once is in every later session.
  • Open questions stay openA pending decision is handed over as pending, never as settled.
  • Across toolsStart in Claude Code, continue in Cursor, from the same record.

How it works

  1. A person corrects an agent once.
  2. Someone confirms it as a rule.
  3. Every later session starts with it.
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