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Wist

Introduction

Wist moves a project from your coding agent to your personal assistant. Claude Code or Codex writes down where the work stands, you approve it, and Muse continues from there with the same context and tools.

GitHub gives an assistant your code. Wist gives it the rest: the goal, what’s done, what was decided and why, what’s blocking, and what comes next.

How it works

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  1. Hand off. In the Wist dashboard, click Hand off next to a project. Your coding agent writes a Handoff from a copy of your latest session.
  2. Approve. You read exactly what will be shared. Nothing leaves your computer until you approve it.
  3. Connect. You give your assistant a private Connection link. It reads the Handoff and a setup plan for the project’s tools, then asks you to sign in to each tool on its side.

Set it up with your coding agent

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To let your coding agent set up Wist and write the first Handoff, paste this prompt into Claude Code or Codex in your project:

Install the Wist CLI with `npm install -g @wist/cli`. Then run `wist skill` and follow those
instructions to write a Handoff of the work in this repository. When the draft is saved, tell me
to run `wist` to review and share it.

To set it up yourself instead, see Get started.

Next steps

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