Sorted by repo
The working path ties the task to the right project, even when a user has several accounts or worktrees.
Cline integration
Cline keeps rich tasks. Tramya sorts them by project and uses the messages, decisions, durations, tokens, and costs only when they are actually available.
Analysis
The working path ties the task to the right project, even when a user has several accounts or worktrees.
The metrics Cline exposes power views of duration, volume, and cost with no misleading estimates.
The next agent receives the useful decisions and actions with a link back to the original task.
Getting started
Cline drives tasks from VS Code and keeps their history locally. Tramya indexes it and makes each task reusable as project context. Here is how to connect it and what changes day to day.
Download the Tramya app (macOS, Windows, Linux) and click “Install in my agents”: the MCP server is registered for Cline. No manual configuration; from the next launch, Cline can query get_project_context and save a decision with save_memory.
Tramya reads Cline's tasks — active and archived — sorts them by repo, branch and worktree, and extracts decisions, touched files and executed commands. A finished task is no longer lost: it becomes a queryable source, without mixing with the others.
What Cline learns about a project is available in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, with its provenance. You start a Cline task with decisions already made elsewhere, and hand its result to the next agent with no manual copy-paste.
Yes, when they appear in the task files. Missing data is never reconstructed arbitrarily.
The detected locations can be declared as separate profiles, then monitored individually in the diagnostic.