ccgs

ccgs command [targets ...] [options]

ccgs (claude-git-sessions) shares Claude Code transcripts across a team by storing them on an orphan git branch (named @ccgs/<name>) inside an existing repository, with no server or extra infrastructure. Sessions are keyed by their Claude Code session UUID so authors do not collide.The tool uses low-level git plumbing (hash-object, write-tree, commit-tree, push) against a temporary index, so it never touches the working tree or current branch and works even on a dirty repository. On pull the cwd field of each transcript is rewritten so that claude --resume works from the repository root. The same mechanism stores shared memory facts.

-b, --branch name

Select the session set / branch suffix (default: default).

Git remote to use (default: origin).

Print the version.

Show help.

pull [--force] [--exclude-memory]

Fetch sessions (and, by default, shared memory) from the branch into the local project. --force overwrites local sessions that are newer.

Publish local sessions to the branch. Name specific sessions, or push all if no target is given. Creates the orphan branch on first push.

Remove a session by UUID, UUID prefix (4 or more chars) or unique name. Prompts unless --yes; affects only the shared branch unless --local is given.

Publish memory facts; shares project and reference facts by default, --all also includes user and feedback facts.

Fetch shared memory facts and merge them into the local memory directory.

Requires Node 20+ and git 2.5+. Sessions live on a branch that shares no history with the main branch; pushing publishes transcript content to the remote, so treat that remote as you would any shared store of conversation data.

ccgs is an open-source tool written in TypeScript by Ingram Technologies, distributed on npm as claude-git-sessions under the MIT license.

claude(1), git(1), npx(1), npm(1)