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Cursor and Kilo Code users get new tool for seamless AI chat history transfer

A new open-source tool called `/steal` has been developed to bridge the gap between different AI coding assistants, specifically Cursor and Kilo Code. This MIT-licensed command allows users to seamlessly transfer chat history between these tools, enabling a more fluid workflow when switching between models like Opus 4.8 and General Language Model (GLM). The tool operates locally and is designed for quick context transfer, with adjustable message limits to fit various context windows. AI

IMPACT Facilitates smoother workflows for developers using multiple AI coding assistants, potentially increasing productivity.

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Cursor and Kilo Code users get new tool for seamless AI chat history transfer

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/alonsorobots ·

    I built `/steal` — a Cursor slash command that pulls in your latest Kilo Code / GLM chat

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Cursor doesn't ship GLM 5.2 (or any Fireworks models), so a lot of us use Cursor</p> <p>for Opus 4.8 and something like Kilo Code + Fireworks for GLM. Great — until you</p> <p>want to move between them mid-task and end up re-explaining the whole …