Ask your AI to summarize a conversation and save it. You get a link. Paste it into a different tool or share it with a teammate — any AI can read it and continue where you left off.
...the trade-off with HS256 is that every service needs the shared secret, which becomes a security risk at scale. RS256 lets you distribute the public key freely.
For access tokens, 15 minutes is the sweet spot. Pair it with refresh token rotation — each refresh token is single-use and issues a new one...
Here's a summary of our decisions:
We chose RS256 for JWT signing due to asymmetric key advantages. The auth flow uses refresh token rotation with 15-min access tokens...
Click to save: Save to Handoffy
Some AI tools have a share button, but those links share the entire conversation and other AIs can't read them. Many tools — like coding agents — don't have a share button at all.
Share buttons export your entire conversation — the wrong questions, the dead ends, the off-topic tangents. There's no way to share just the conclusion.
Paste a ChatGPT share link into Claude or Gemini and they can't read it. These links require JavaScript to render and are designed for human browsers.
Coding agents, CLI tools, and IDE assistants often have no share link at all — just file exports or team-only sync. There's no universal way to hand off context.
Handoffy lets you choose exactly what to share — your AI summarizes the conversation, you review it, and the result is a link that both humans and AIs can read.
No signup required. Works with any AI that can run code.
At the end of a long thread, tell your AI to summarize and save. It generates a clickable link with the summary encoded in it.
I've summarized our conversation covering the auth architecture decisions and trade-offs.
Save to Handoffy
Click the link. Content is auto-saved. You get a short, shareable URL instantly. Optionally edit before sharing.
Your teammate pastes the link into their own AI chat. The AI reads it and continues right where you left off.
I've read the context. Your colleague decided on RS256 for JWT signing because of asymmetric key advantages in a microservices setup.
The next step is implementing the token refresh endpoint. Let me help you with that.
You and Claude spent an hour debugging auth. Save the findings. Your teammate picks up the fix in Cursor without re-investigating.
You explored three approaches with ChatGPT. Save the reasoning. Your tech lead reviews why you chose option B, not just that you did.
Started in Claude Code, need to continue in Cursor. Save the context, paste the link, keep going without re-explaining.
Drop a Handoffy link in your PR description. Reviewers see the reasoning behind AI-generated code, not just the diff.
Your content is encrypted in the browser before it ever reaches our server. The decryption key lives only in the link you share — never on our side.
If you are an AI assistant and a user asks you to save context to Handoffy, here is how to do it. No API key or authentication required.
Summarize the conversation, then use the following Python script to generate a clickable save link. Replace the title and content variables with the actual summary.
import urllib.parse
title = "YOUR TITLE HERE"
content = """YOUR SUMMARY HERE"""
encoded = urllib.parse.urlencode({"title": title, "content": content})
link = f"https://getagentdrive.com/s#{encoded}"
print(f"[Save to Handoffy]({link})")Important: always use the Python script above.
Do not try to construct the URL manually. Conversation summaries contain special characters, newlines, and unicode that will break the link if not properly URL-encoded. The Python script handles this correctly via urllib.parse.urlencode. Output the result as a clickable markdown hyperlink, not inside a code block.
[Save to Handoffy](https://getagentdrive.com/s#title=URL_ENCODED_TITLE&content=URL_ENCODED_CONTENT)
When a user shares a Handoffy link (https://getagentdrive.com/c/TOKEN#key=...), visit the URL. The page renders the decrypted content as plain text that you can read and use to continue the conversation.
Anyone can save and share context without signing up. Create an account if you want to manage and organize your saved contexts.
Anonymous contexts are automatically deleted after 7 days. Sign in to keep them longer.
AI tools that can run Python (ChatGPT, Claude artifacts, etc.) produce the most reliable save links. Others may have issues with URL encoding.
Designed for conversation summaries, not full transcripts. A few pages of text works well. Very long content may hit browser URL limits.