Chronologos

it reads the session files that claude writes locally, so works on a single local machine only, and breaks if you move a repos around on the same machine.

I built this because Claude Code stores sessions in per-project directories (~/.claude/projects/*/), but there's no built-in way to see all your sessions across projects or quickly jump back into one.

cc-sessions solves this by: - Scanning all project directories in parallel (Rust + rayon) - Showing sessions sorted by last modified with relative timestamps - Interactive fzf picker with transcript preview (-i flag) - Project filtering (-p dotfiles) - Fork mode to branch off from any session (-f flag)

Technical details: ~350 lines of Rust, no chrono dependency (hand-rolled ISO 8601 parser to keep the binary small), reads from Claude's sessions-index.json files rather than parsing the .jsonl transcripts directly.

Requires fzf and jaq for the interactive preview.

love it! a leap forward in usability. I'm already using some Open Transclude javascript on my own site and am looking forward to using this :)