claude --resume only resumes sessions you started, on this machine. Take My Chat gives you that same resume — for a session a teammate started on another machine. Anchored to a PR, gated by git access.
One line installs the /tmc-* Claude Code commands and the tmc CLI for every project.
…npx -y https://tmc.nsrcodes.com/tmc.tgz works too.
Then run /tmc-setup in Claude Code — verifies the install and connects GitHub access (uses gh CLI automatically if you have it).
In the Claude Code session you want to share, run /tmc-publish. It captures the session, uploads it, and hands you a fork command + a shareable link.
/tmc-publishFrom a clone of the same repo, they run /tmc-fork <id> (or just open the shared link). Claude Code resumes with your full context — re-grounded as reference, so it re-verifies before acting.
/tmc-fork <id>