I WAS THE BRIDGE BETWEEN MY AI AGENTS. NOW THEY SHARE THEIR OWN CONTEXT. Every time I opened a new Claude Code session, I had to rebuild the context from scratch. It needed the project structure, coding standards, previous decisions, and all the little details that made the work make sense. Then I'd open Codex for another perspective and repeat the entire process. Different agents. Same explanations. Hours wasted moving information between tools. I realized the problem wasn't the agents themselves. It was the missing memory between them. That's why I started using Fulcra. It's a context layer that lets my AI agents store, retrieve, and share information from one place I control. Here's what makes the difference: → Knowledge carries forward. One agent can document what it learned, and another can access that context in a later session. → Handoffs become seamless. Claude Code can leave behind useful project context for Codex, so the next agent doesn't have to reconstruct everything. → Less prompt preparation. I no longer need to manually assemble a giant block of notes every time I switch tools. → Granular access control. Each agent and person can have a separate access scope. I can share a single folder with a client while keeping everything else private. → Ownership stays with me. My context is encrypted, and I can export or delete it whenever I want. The biggest benefit isn't making one AI smarter. It's making multiple AI agents work with the knowledge they've already accumulated. I spend less time explaining the past and more time moving the project forward. If you work in the CLI, you can get started with one command: npx skills add fulcradynamics/agent-skills First 5 GB are free. Explore it here: