Free · open source · 100% local
Every Claude Code session you've ever run, searchable full-text and filtered by project and git branch. Resume, fork, or carry a session to another machine — no more scrolling terminal history for last week's conversation.
SESSIONS:
Claude Code stores every conversation as JSONL in ~/.claude/. The extension indexes that directory and turns it into something you can actually browse.
claude --resume gives you a linear picker. Fine at ten sessions, useless at eighty. Here you search the actual conversation text — the migration you discussed, the bug you named, the file you touched — and jump straight back in.
Sessions remember their git branch. Resuming feature-branch work while you're on main is how files get edited in the wrong place — so the extension checks, and warns you before it happens.
Fork a session to branch the conversation without losing the original. Export one to a file and import it on your laptop — the context comes with it.
FAQ:
The extension indexes every session in ~/.claude/ and gives you full-text search across transcripts, plus project and git-branch filters. Type what you remember from the conversation and click Resume.
You can — but you probably don't want to by accident. The extension warns you when the session's original branch doesn't match your current one.
Yes. Export a session to a file, copy it over, import it. The conversation continues with full context.
Yes. The CLI and the official extension share ~/.claude/, so sessions from both show up in one list, and Resume routes back to whichever surface the session started in.
Free, open source, reads only your local ~/.claude/.