Solo developer

Move your existing setup over in one pass

“I have months of configuration somewhere else and I am not rebuilding it by hand.”

Agents, MCP servers, hooks, plans, memory and every conversation come across, labelled so you can tell what was imported.

5 steps

  1. Import everything at once

    Agents, MCP servers, hooks, plans, memory and conversations. Plans land in the project each was written for and keep their approved or draft status.

    Try this

    Import my Claude Code setup: agents, MCP servers, hooks, plans, memory and conversations. Show me what you found and where each part will land before you import anything.

    Migrate from Claude Code

  2. Your agents are there, and labelled

    Everything imported is marked and filterable afterwards, so you can tell what came across from what you built here.

    156 AI Agents

    The Agents panel with its built-in help: what an agent is, and how you hand one a specific job.

  3. Or keep your own keys

    One subscription covers text, images, video, voice and music. Or point Plexon at your own provider and pay them directly.

    Plexon Provider

    The provider settings, with several configured

  4. Including a model on your own machine

    Any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint: Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, Azure OpenAI. Per-model protocol and capability flags, with a Test Connection button.

    Try this

    Point Plexon at the model running on my own machine at <http://localhost:11434>, test the connection, and tell me which capabilities it reports.

    Custom Providers

    Configuring an additional provider

  5. Make it look like yours

    Thirteen themes, including the two that follow your Windows accent colour.

    Customization

    The theme picker, showing the Win11 themes

What you end up with

Your agents, hooks and history, in Plexon, with the plans landed in the projects they were written for.

Download Plexon

Also for solo developer

Ship a feature without babysitting every edit

Plan first, fan the work out across isolated worktrees, review every diff in one place, and let the pull request wait for your approval rather than your attention.

Work on the same conversation as someone else

Share a running session and both drive, or export a finished one as a file they can continue in their own copy.