LimitSwitch – seamless agent handoff

When Claude, Codex or Cursor runs out of quota or loops, hand the context to the next agent in one click

Problem

Developers juggle multiple coding agents, but each has quota limits and can get stuck in loops. When quota runs out, they manually copy context and re-explain the task to another agent—a painful gap. Agents are also information islands: the previous session's instructions and decisions are invisible to the next one, so cross-session relay is still entirely manual.

Solution

A local relay layer on top of your agents: it records each session's transcript, distills the original instruction, key decisions and open threads, and when the current agent hits a quota wall or repeated failures, generates a compact handoff packet and injects it into the next agent so it can pick up at the breakpoint. One-click relay from a history list.

Users

Indie developers using multiple AI coding agents, small teams, and heavy AI users trying to stretch limited quota

MVP

Monitor quota and failure counts for two mainstream agents; auto-save session transcripts; one-click handoff summary generation and injection; show relay-ready status in a history list; run locally without uploading transcripts

Revenue

Free basic relay plus a Pro subscription (more agents, team-shared handoffs, custom handoff templates)

Why now

Multi-model redundancy is shifting from nice-to-have to a compliance concern for small teams, while solo developers already toggle between agents—yet relay is all manual. A local tool can capture this wedge cheaply