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Switch Between Providers

Use Claude Code and Codex interchangeably with full context continuity.

Auto-Detection

loghop automatically detects available providers on your PATH:

loghop providers

Output:

Provider    Status      Path
claude      ✅ found    /usr/local/bin/claude
codex       ❌ missing

Run with Specific Provider

# Use Claude Code
loghop run --provider claude

# Use Codex
loghop run --provider codex

Remember Last Provider

loghop remembers which provider you used for each project:

# Without --provider, uses the last provider
loghop run

Wrap Direct Calls

Add shell aliases so direct claude or codex calls go through loghop:

# In your .bashrc or .zshrc
alias claude='loghop wrap claude'
alias codex='loghop wrap codex'

Now every claude or codex command inside an initialized repo automatically captures the session.

Transparent Capture

The wrapper:

  1. Creates a session before launching the provider
  2. Captures the transcript when the provider exits
  3. Writes the handoff for the next session

Outside a Git repo or uninitialized project, the wrapper passes through to the real binary.

Switch Mid-Project

You can switch providers mid-project. The timeline keeps context across both:

# Started with Claude, now use Codex
loghop run --provider codex

# Later, back to Claude
loghop run --provider claude

Each provider writes to the same timeline. The handoff includes context from both.

Verify Provider Selection

Check the current project state:

loghop status

Output:

Project: /home/user/my-app
Provider: claude (last used)
Sessions: 12
Goal: Add user authentication

Provider-Specific Notes

Claude Code

Codex

Both providers store their native transcripts in home directory. loghop parses, redacts, and copies relevant content to the project .loghop/ directory.