A BETTER START TO YOUR NEXT SESSION
Give your agent
a save point.
Keep the decisions. Carry the work forward.
Start with one real task and see what survives the next session.
A small setup.
A longer memory.
Choose where your agent works. Authorize ThreadKeep in the browser and keep your recovery key somewhere private.
claude mcp add --transport http threadkeep https://interesting-concepts-ventures.vercel.app/api/threadkeep-connect
Run this in your terminal. In Claude Code, open /mcp and authenticate ThreadKeep.
Open in Cursor ↗Already have a workspace? Restore it during authorization. Your agent never needs your owner recovery key. A copied setup is not proof of a working connection.
Full host instructions and API-key setup ↗Your work.
Your first thread.
Use a real project. These starters ask your agent to save actual progress and read it back.
Choose your host, then enable JavaScript to generate a workflow prompt. The full agent guide is available below.
Paste into your connected agent. Keep the task ID it reports. Never save credentials, sensitive personal data, or content you lack permission to store.
The next session
starts ahead.
Open a new session in the connected host. Confirm that the right goal and next action come back.
Open a new session and ask the connected agent to call threadkeep_resume using the exact task ID returned by your first save.
A same-session read is a useful check. A fresh-session resume is the continuity test. ThreadKeep retains the latest checkpoint; referenced files are not backed up.
Inspect your saved tasks ↗If something doesn’t connect
Check the endpoint and your host’s OAuth support. Reopen authentication if access expired. Keep unsaved work locally; retry temporary failures with the same request ID and payload.
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Free includes 3 tasks and 100 checkpoint writes per UTC month. Pro is $12/month for 100 tasks and 10,000 writes. Upgrades require your approval and checkout. No automatic upgrades or overage charges.
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