Segue is a new tool that lets you save your working context in one AI assistant and reload it in another using a short spoken-word handle, no copy-pasting or re-explaining required. It launched on Hacker News on July 28, 2026, aimed at builders who move between Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT across a single project.

Try It: Hand Off a Brief in One Line

Say you plan a feature in Claude, then switch to Cursor to write the code. Instead of pasting the whole plan, you save it in Segue and get back a three-syllable handle like "brelavo." In Cursor you type that handle and the full context loads. Segue connects through any MCP-compliant client, so the handle works the same way in every tool you have linked. The free tier lets you store 20 contexts across 2 connected assistants, which is enough to test the workflow on a real project before deciding whether to pay.

Why It Matters for Creators

Context loss is the hidden tax of a multi-tool workflow. Every time you switch assistants you re-explain the brief, the constraints, and the decisions already made, and small details get dropped in the retelling. Segue turns that repeated hand-off into a single reference. It sits in the same lane as MCP context layers like the one we covered in Unabyss, but the angle is portability between chat assistants rather than a shared backend for agents. For anyone running a plan-in-one-tool, build-in-another pipeline, it removes a step that used to be pure friction.

Key Details

What it does: Saves notes, briefs, and plans behind a short handle and reloads them in another AI tool.

Compatibility: Works with any MCP-compliant client, including Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT.

Free tier: 20 saved contexts, 2 connected assistants.

Pro: 5 dollars per month or 48 dollars per year for 2,000 contexts and unlimited connected assistants. Loading, editing, exporting, and deleting stay free on every plan.

What to Do Next

Connect Segue to the two AI tools you switch between most, save one active project brief, and test loading it by handle in the second tool. If the hand-off saves you the usual re-explaining, the free tier covers a light workflow indefinitely, and the paid tier is there once you outgrow 20 saved contexts.