For interrupted development work
Pick up where you left off.
StateCarry checks your codebase and Git state, then uses connected Codex conversations
as optional context so you can return to a project and choose the next useful action.
Apple Silicon macOS · Public beta · Open source
Codebase
Git
Codex
Project return
StateCarry
Context checked
Ready
Current state
The requested implementation is present and ready for review.
Next useful action
Review the returned result and decide whether to continue or correct it.
Done when the result is accepted or the next correction is recorded.
3 sources checked
Evidence stays reviewable
AI can help write the code. Returning to yesterday's work still means reconstructing the
context yourself.
How it works
Less reconstruction. More continuation.
StateCarry checks the evidence you already have and turns it into a compact return
point.
01
Observe
Read bounded observations from the registered project folder, Git state, and the Codex
conversations you explicitly connect.
CodebaseGitOptional Codex
02
Reconstruct
Separate reported progress from checked project state and keep the supporting evidence
available for review.
03
Continue
See the current situation, the next useful action, why it matters, and what would
finish it.
One next choice
Built for real project state
Your conversation is context. Your codebase is evidence.
StateCarry treats connected Codex history as useful context while checking the codebase
and Git state that can show what actually exists now.
CodebaseBounded file observations and project structure
GitBranch, commit, changes, and recent history
CodexSelected conversations and their recorded decisions
Download
Download the StateCarry public beta for macOS.
StateCarry runs locally and keeps its project data on your Mac. The current public beta
is available for Apple Silicon. You can also review the source and setup docs on
GitHub.
Apple Silicon macOS
Public beta
Open source
