DongGeon Lee

DongGeon Lee is an independent software publisher distributing developer-focused tooling through a public GitHub presence at github.com/dgl1231. The catalog currently centers on a single specialized product, relay-baton, a token-aware handoff harness built for Codex CLI and Claude Code, two widely adopted command-line assistants for AI-assisted software development. The product sits squarely in the developer tools and workflow automation category, addressing a practical challenge that arises when engineers work across multiple AI coding agents: preserving conversational context, token budgets, and task state as work moves from one assistant to another. Typical use cases include long-running coding sessions in which a model's context window approaches its limit, collaborative pipelines where one agent performs exploration or drafting and another handles refinement or review, and scripted development environments where handoffs between tools need to happen without manual copying of prompts or history. By treating context as a baton to be passed rather than discarded, relay-baton supports continuity, reduces repeated prompting, and helps teams keep token consumption predictable and auditable. The software is aimed at software engineers, DevOps practitioners, and technical teams who already rely on agentic command-line tools and want to compose them into longer, more reliable workflows. Distributed as an open-source package through GitHub, the project fits the familiar model of community-driven development, where users can inspect the source, track changes, report issues, and contribute improvements. As the publisher's catalog grows, the focus evident in relay-baton suggests an orientation toward pragmatic utilities that enhance interoperability between AI coding assistants rather than standalone end-user applications.