Shared context for engineering teams

Your agent's work, ready to share.

Give reviewers, teammates, or stakeholders more than the diff: share the agentic session behind it.

Useful in the moments between engineers

Code-review handoff

Show the reasoning and checks that led to a change so a reviewer can focus on correctness and risk.

Debugging context

Pass along the investigation trail so the next engineer can continue from the evidence already gathered.

Team knowledge transfer

Give teammates a durable reference for how an unfamiliar problem was explored and resolved.

Install Session Registry

Session Registry is distributed through my marketplace. Add the marketplace for your client, then install the session-registry plugin.

Add the marketplace

GitHub Copilot CLI

copilot plugin marketplace add brandonh-msft/ghcp-plugins

GitHub Copilot app

Open Customize
Check that brandonh-msft-plugins is available under Marketplaces
If not, click ⚙️ and add it!

VS Code with GitHub Copilot

Open the Marketplaces setting [Code | Insiders] and ensure or add brandonh-msft/ghcp-plugins to the list

Codex CLI

codex plugin marketplace add brandonh-msft/ghcp-plugins

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add brandonh-msft/ghcp-plugins

Install the plugin

GitHub Copilot CLI

copilot plugin install session-registry@brandonh-msft-plugins

GitHub Copilot app

Open Customize
Install session-registry/brandonh-msft-plugins

VS Code with GitHub Copilot

Open the Enabled Plugins setting [Code | Insiders] and add session-registry@brandonh-msft-plugins: true to the list

Codex CLI

codex plugin install session-registry@brandonh-msft-plugins

Claude Code

/plugin install session-registry@brandonh-msft-plugins

Publishing a Session

Using Session Registry is as simple as running the publish-session skill in your client. E.g. in GitHub Copilot simply type /publish-session, or in Codex type $session-registry:publish-session, and answer the prompts. You'll then be given the URL to your session for sharing, embedding into a PR, etc.