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When Claude hits its limit halfway through a task, Skeptic hands that same session to Codex or Hermes, and it carries on from where you stopped. No copy-paste. No re-explaining. No starting over.
$ brew tap danieljcuesta007/skeptic https://github.com/danieljcuesta007/skeptic
$ brew install skeptic && skeptic-setup$ curl -fsSL https://skeptic.pages.dev/install.sh | sh$ git clone https://github.com/danieljcuesta007/skeptic
$ python3 -B skeptic/apps/terminal/install.pymacOS · Python 3.9+ · no admin rights · read the install script
01 / The moment it's built for
The limit hits. The work keeps going.
- claude · Refactor the checkout flow so coupons apply before tax
- Edited cart/totals.ts, cart/coupons.ts · running tests…
- You've hit your session limit · resets 2am
- ^Z back to the shell, Claude stays open
- $ skeptic
- SKEPTIC · Switch one of my open sessions
- › 1 checkout-refactor Claude · stopped at a limit
- 2 wedding-site Claude · working
- Continue with › Codex Hermes Claude
- ok last request · 2 files touched · STATUS.md · tests pending
- codex · Picking up the checkout refactor where Claude stopped. Running the tests first…
An illustrative replay. Skeptic reads the session you pick, writes a handoff, and starts the engine you choose in the same project.
02 / How it works
Three steps. One command.
- 01
Checkpoint
Skeptic reads the session you pick: your last request, the files it changed, and the project's own notes. Only folders you approved, nothing else.
- 02
Choose
Pick the window and the engine: Codex, Hermes, or Claude again once it's back. Every open session is listed separately, so the ones you're saving stay put.
- 03
Continue
The new engine gets the handoff and carries on in the same folder. Your original Claude session stays intact, so you can go back to it.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Hermes Agent
- Local models via Codex
03 / About the creator
Daniel Cuesta.
Author of Wednesdays Of Wisdom, a weekly newsletter focused on timeless principles for daily action. Co-founder of Addisuna Coffee Co., an Ethiopian specialty coffee company sponsoring children's education in Ethiopia.
University of Notre Dame alumnus. Currently operating and building out of New York, New York. Growing the good in business with IBM Consulting.