Integrations
Your harness. A shared record of the work.
Connect Claude Code or Codex to Pillion. Save supported conversation context with your work and share selected events when you request a review.
The connector records conversations. Your harness runs the agent. Model calls follow your harness configuration and provider agreement.
Claude Code
Capture supported messages and tool results through the Pillion plugin. Keep using Claude Code for the agent’s work.
macOS · Manual package installation
Read the setup guideCodex
Connect Codex desktop conversation history through the Pillion plugin. Approve its capture hooks during manual installation.
macOS · Manual package installation
Read the setup guideThe packaged connector includes its binary. Follow the setup guide for installation, hook approval and repository consent.
From local conversation to review context.
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Connect selected repositories
Install the macOS package for your harness. Sign in through the browser and choose which repositories the connector can access.
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Work in your harness
Supported messages and tool results enter a private local queue. Your harness continues to control agent execution.
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Push the related work
The connector uploads captured context after Pillion confirms the related committed work. Uploaded conversations stay private to you.
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Share selected context
Review a saved event range and attach it to a pull request. Current repository collaborators can read that selection.
Control capture and sharing.
- Pause or resume capture from the connector.
- Check queue status and upload progress.
- Save unpushed history through an explicit action.
- Review selected events before sharing them.
- Revoke the connector from Connected devices.
Capture covers supported records. It excludes hidden reasoning. Secret filtering cannot detect every secret in ordinary text.
Read the capture and sharing guide →Keep your other tools connected.
Pillion’s native VCS supports Git clients through its compatibility layer. Clone, fetch and push with the tools your team uses.
Use GitHub-shaped REST endpoints and scoped access tokens for integrations. CI accepts the documented Actions-shaped workflow subset.