Seturos

If you bounce between AI tools, you know the tax. You spend twenty minutes in ChatGPT settling the scope of a feature, then open Claude or Cursor and spend another ten re-explaining what you already decided. Every tool starts from zero, and the decisions you made an hour ago live in a chat tab you'll never find again. Seturos is built for exactly that problem. Its pitch is blunt: "Stop re-explaining your work to every AI tool."

The mechanic is simple. You install a Chrome extension, work in ChatGPT as usual, and when something is settled you type #/carry. Seturos saves a short brief of what you decided and what's still open, filed either to just you or to a shared project. Then you open Claude, Gemini or any of the 70+ apps it supports, type #/resume, and the brief attaches so the model picks up where you left off. If you'd rather not type anything, a mode called Follow saves your chats as you go and opens new chats in any tool with the work already loaded. It switches itself off after an hour without activity, which is a sensible guard against it quietly hoovering up unrelated conversations. Coding tools connect through MCP, so Claude Code can pull the same brief with /seturos:resume, and the demo shows it explicitly treating open questions as "Do not invent an answer."

What makes it more than a clipboard is the team angle. Projects live in a web app at app.seturos.com, teammates can be invited, and what one person settles reaches everyone's AI tools. There's even a #/draft command that writes an update from several carried conversations with sources attached. The catch: it's early access. It opens to everyone on 30 September 2026, it's free for now, and the first 1,000 people get Pro free for 45 days with no card and no model key. What it'll cost after that isn't on the page, and the scraped material says little about how your data is stored, so you'll want to check the privacy page before carrying anything sensitive.