Can my teammate continue my Claude Code session?

In Lightbulb, yes: they can watch it, and with your OK join it or pick up a Claude Code session with the full history. Delta and Lody also support continuing a session.

Do I need to switch from Claude Code or Codex?

No. Lightbulb works alongside them and makes their sessions shareable with your team.

Lody's paid plan is $8 a seat. Egregore installs free; Delta and Bloome have not published prices.

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How to share Claude Code sessions with your team

Every Claude Code session starts from zero, and your cofounder cannot see what yours just figured out. Several tools now fix that: Zed's Delta, Lody, Egregore, Nimbalyst and Bloome. Lightbulb does it too, inside a team workspace where the same history also covers email, books and approvals. Here is what each one does, and who each fits.

	Lightbulb	Zed Delta	Lody	Egregore	Nimbalyst	Bloome
Who it's for	Founder-led teams of 3–15 already running AI agents	Engineers on Claude Code	Teams running coding agents	Claude Code teams	Builders using Claude Code and Codex	Teams of people and agents
Where the agent lives	A member of your channels, running in your workspace's own cloud	Your terminal, synced to a thread; cloud runners	Your machines via a daemon	Your Claude Code session	Your desktop app	Group chat; sandbox per task
Who sees the work	Everyone in the room; one shared record	People you share the link with	Teammates you share with	Invited teammates	Team org (shared docs)	Chat members
Any model	Lightbulb-managed, your ChatGPT account, or your own API key	Claude Code first	Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Kimi, ACP agents	Claude Code shown	Claude Code, Codex; others in alpha	Many models and coding agents
Price for 8 people	$110 a month ($50 for up to 5 people, $20 each after), plus AI usage or your own key	Not published (beta)	$64/month yearly ($8 × 8)	Not published	$160/month ($20 × 8), free in beta	Not published
Approvals and record	Approval cards for plans, spending and new hires; who did what and who approved it	Comments on code and thread	Permission requests; usage by member	Handoffs with reasoning	Change history on shared docs	Audit trail; per-tool permissions
Works while nobody is online	Yes: routines, email and a nightly CEO run	Yes, cloud runners	On your own always-on machine	Not published	Not published	Not published
Code and non-code work	Both: shared Claude Code and Codex sessions, plus email, books and the task board	Code	Code	Code	Code plus docs, mockups, trackers	Both

Checked on 2026-10-13. Every cell links to the page it came from.

What they do better

Delta's comments anchor to a line of code and move with it, and a teammate can open a thread in the browser without installing anything. That is the best review loop on this page, and we took the “private until shared” idea from it.

Lody runs more coding agents than we do, on your own machines, and shows cost per teammate. Egregore's handoff saves the reasoning and open questions, not just the state. Nimbalyst is open source and free for one person. Bloome puts many models in one group chat, close to how Lightbulb works.

If your team only needs to share code sessions, one of these may be enough. Lightbulb fits when the same team also hands off email, books and approvals. They share the coding session. We share the company.

Questions

Can my teammate continue my Claude Code session?: In Lightbulb, yes: they can watch it, and with your OK join it or pick up a Claude Code session with the full history. Delta and Lody also support continuing a session.
Do I need to switch from Claude Code or Codex?: No. Lightbulb works alongside them and makes their sessions shareable with your team.
Which is cheapest?: Lody's paid plan is $8 a seat. Egregore installs free; Delta and Bloome have not published prices.

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