New Claude Code Sharing

LORE has completely re-engineered its tool for sharing Claude code transcripts, aiming to solve a critical limitation in how developers collaborate with AI. Initially, the sharing process was a significant burden, as having the agent read its own session file immediately doubled its context usage and broke down during real-world sessions.

To bypass these tight sandbox constraints, LORE pivoted away from its original social network concept and built a highly efficient 3-layer architecture. The new system routes the task through a local bun binary on the device alongside a remote server that handles an 11-step upload and parsing process.

This crucial transition allows teams to hand off complex investigations directly to other developers or agents without draining context limits. Ultimately, Lore believes this infrastructure is a turning point for AI-native workflows, establishing threads, skills, and artifacts as the new primitives of modern software development.