cc-sessions
Developers who use Claude Code with more than one account, for example a work account and a personal one. Instead of checking each account separately, they can see all their sessions in one place, spot the ones waiting on them, close finished ones without losing the conversation, reopen an old conversation in the right folder and account, and set up a new account with its own shortcut command without editing shell files by hand.
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Project details
- Repository
- barath-dev/cc-sessions
- Licence
- MIT
- Catalog status
- Available
- Catalog check
- 2026-11-12
- Required costs
- Requires Claude Code to be installed, and a Claude account to use Claude Code itself (Claude's own plans apply). cc-sessions itself runs locally and has no costs. The Windows and Linux versions pass automated tests but have had little real-world use so far.
Repository description
cc-sessions shows every Claude Code session on your computer, from every Claude account you use, on one local web page grouped by project folder. You can see which sessions are working, waiting for your input, idle or finished; open one to see what it last did and the command that resumes it; close sessions you are done with (the session stops, but its conversation is kept so you can resume it later); and search past conversations across all your accounts. It also lets you add, rename and remove Claude Code accounts, each with its own shortcut command. It is a single small program for macOS, Windows and Linux that runs only on your own machine, and it does not delete conversations or account folders.
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