AI Developer Tools
Segue
Segue lets you save and load context across AI assistants using short handles, eliminating re-explaining and copy-paste.
Segue
What is Segue?
Segue is a context relay for AI assistants that uses MCP to share working state between tools.
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How to use Segue?
- 1Create a Segue account at segue.ai.
- 2Connect your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) via MCP using the provided prompt.
- 3In one assistant, call save_context with your working brief or notes to get a short handle.
- 4Pass that handle to another assistant connected to the same account.
- 5In the second assistant, call load_context with the handle to retrieve the context.
Segue Key Features
- Save context with pronounceable three-syllable handles
- Load context across different MCP-capable AI assistants
- Supports Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client
- Private: handles only resolve within your account
- Plain Markdown export and editability
- Revocable OAuth tokens with scoped permissions
- Free tier with 20 saved contexts, Pro with 2,000
Segue Use Cases
- Plan in Claude, implement in Cursor, draft in ChatGPT — carry the brief between them
- Save a curated brief at the end of a session and resume the next day
- Keep project background, house style, and preferences saved to bootstrap any newly connected assistant
Segue Pricing & Free Credits
Segue currently operates on a Free, Freemium model.
Free Tier
Free
$0
20 saved contexts, 2 connected AIs
Paid Plans
Pro
$5/month or $48/year
2,000 saved contexts, unlimited connected AIs
Segue Pros & Cons
Pros
- Eliminates re-explaining context across different AI tools
- Works with multiple AI assistants via open MCP standard
- Simple three-step process: save, pass handle, load
- Privacy-focused: handles only usable within your account
- Human-readable handles that are easy to type or say
- Free tier available with core functionality
Cons
- Requires MCP-capable AI clients (growing ecosystem)
- Free plan limits to 20 saved contexts and 2 connected AIs
- Relatively new tool; ecosystem and integrations still maturing
What is Segue best for?
- Developers working with multiple AI assistants
- Professionals who frequently switch between AI tools
- Teams needing to maintain context across sessions and tools