Capacitor vs Hoverify

Kurrent Capacitor records Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and Copilot sessions as shared team memory. Continue lost work, switch agents, recall decisions, review PRs...

Hoverify gathers inspection, styling, responsive testing, SEO and accessibility checks into one extension, and exposes the same tools to coding agents through MCP.

About Capacitor

Kurrent Capacitor records Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and Copilot sessions as shared team memory. Continue lost work, switch agents, recall decisions, review PRs with the reasoning. Free for five seats. Capacitor records every coding-agent session, so you can continue it, hand it to another agent, search it, and learn from it. Recording is opt-in, and your first import gives you a searchable history in minutes. Ask what you did yesterday and get the actual sessions back.

About Hoverify

Hoverify is a Chrome and Firefox extension that combines many web development utilities behind a single toolbar button. It lets developers inspect and edit elements, pick colours, collect page assets, preview layouts at different screen sizes, take screenshots, detect a site's tech stack and inject custom CSS or JavaScript. Audit tools cover SEO, GEO and accessibility, and images can be converted to WebP. An MCP server lets AI coding agents run the same tools and review what they built. The site cites more than 26,000 developers. A yearly licence costs 35 USD and a lifetime licence 99 USD, each covering three activations with a 14 day refund window.