Supafork
AI agent native version control: every session, prompt and tool call across every harness, stored, searchable and shareable.
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What is Supafork?
Supafork is a version control system built for AI agents that centralizes prompts, sessions, and tool calls across multiple agent harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, etc.) in one place. It offers Git-compatible operations optimized for agents, including instant branches, fast forks, and team session sharing.
Supafork pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free during beta; pricing TBA after general availability
Supafork pros
- Unified metadata storage across multiple AI harnesses and tools
- Wire-compatible with Git so agents work without modification
- Non-invasive performance (reads session data after the fact, doesn't slow agents)
- Team collaboration: share and continue sessions across harnesses
- Automatic session import and sync on initialization
Supafork cons
- Currently in beta with limited capacity (free but requires access request)
- Limited to Linux and macOS (no Windows support mentioned)
- Depends on supported harness integrations (expanding but not universal yet)
Frequently asked questions about Supafork
Which AI harnesses does Supafork support?
OpenCode, Codex, Claude Code, DeepSeek, Pi, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot CLI, Droid, and more coming. Use 'sf harness' to see what's detected locally.
How does session import work?
'sf init' registers the repo, auto-detects installed harnesses, and imports existing sessions. New sessions sync automatically afterward.
Can I share sessions with my team?
Yes, use 'sf session share' to send email invites or create public links. Teammates can resume sessions exactly where they were left off.
Does Supafork impact agent performance?
No. Supafork reads harness session stores after the fact—nothing is in the agent's hot path.