One library, every agent
Save in Claude Code, then use the same work in Codex or Cursor and in another project.
Save where the work happens
Suppose Claude Code helps you finish a component and you want to keep it. Ask it to save the component to Sirro with a name you will recognize. The asset goes into your Sirro workspace, outside the repository and outside that agent's conversation.
The name is what you carry forward. You do not have to export a chat, copy a file into a shared folder, or remember which project contains the finished version.
Pick it up in another agent
Connect Codex or Cursor to the same workspace and ask for the asset by name. The new agent retrieves the saved work and adapts it to the project in front of it. For example: Use the account-menu component from Sirro in this app.
The same pattern works across projects. One agent saves a pattern in a small prototype; another reuses it when the production project needs it.
Keep one place for the work worth reusing
Use your personal workspace for work you want to keep to yourself. When something is ready for teammates, put it in a Team workspace. The library remains the stable place to find it even when your coding tools or projects change.