DeltaDB now has a Claude Code plugin

Delta released a beta Claude Code plugin that lets developers share a live Claude Code session and worktree with a teammate, who joins via `/delta join <link>` after the sharer runs `/delta share`. The plugin, open source at github.com/zed-industries/delta-claude, syncs conversation and unfinished code changes through the Delta CLI so a colleague can pick up the thread from their own Claude session without a commit or pasted summary. Delta said it is building support for more harnesses, starting with Pi, and published a "Build your own plugin" guide as a reference implementation.

You can now share your Claude Code work with a teammate and have them join from their own Claude Code session. The conversation and unfinished code changes are shared, so they can see what you’ve tried, ask questions, and contribute without waiting for a commit or working from a pasted summary. This is available in beta through the Delta CLI https://delta.dev/docs/cli/get-started and our Claude Code plugin https://delta.dev/docs/cli/claude-code . Share the work, keep using Claude Code share-the-work-keep-using-claude-code Run /delta share to get a link, then send it to a teammate. They run /delta join <link in Claude Code to join the shared thread. The plugin shares your Claude Code conversation and worktree through Delta. The CLI keeps the files synchronized across machines. Each person uses their own Claude session, with the shared conversation available as context. When you need another human when-you-need-another-human We collaborate in Delta all day. Being able to join a teammate’s session and talk with their agent directly has changed how we build together. But every developer is choosing their own agents and tools right now, and we don’t think collaborating should require everyone to switch. Our team spans time zones, so one person’s evening is often another’s morning. One of us can close our laptop, and the next person open theirs to pick up the thread. Now you can do the same from Claude Code. Sharing a session lets you hand over a task before it’s ready for a PR, with context a diff alone wouldn’t give your teammate. And if you already use Delta but have colleagues who don’t want to give up Claude Code, you can bring them into the same thread. They stay in Claude Code, you stay in Delta, and you work together. More harnesses to come more-harnesses-to-come We’re building support for more harnesses, starting with Pi https://pi.dev/ , and we’d welcome help adding others. The Claude Code plugin is open source https://github.com/zed-industries/delta-claude and provides a reference implementation for connecting your preferred harness. Our Build your own plugin guide https://delta.dev/docs/cli/build-a-plugin explains where to start. To start sharing Claude Code sessions, install the Delta CLI https://delta.dev/docs/cli/get-started and the Claude Code plugin https://delta.dev/docs/cli/claude-code .