Session auto-name not usable in /resume — misleading UX

Problem

Sessions get an auto-generated name (e.g. "deterministic-drift-fixes") shown in the title/status bar. This suggests the name is a useful identifier you can use to find and resume sessions later.

However, /resume lists sessions by timestamp and working directory — the auto-generated name is not searchable, not shown in the resume list, and not usable as a lookup key.

Why this is confusing

1. User sees session name → assumes it's meaningful
2. User remembers the name for later
3. User runs /resume → name is nowhere to be found
4. User has to scan by timestamp instead

The auto-name creates a false sense of identity. It looks like a feature but doesn't connect to anything.

Expected behavior

Either:

• Option A: Show the auto-name in /resume list and make it searchable/filterable
• Option B: Don't auto-generate a name at all (avoid the false signal)

Note: /rename exists as a manual workaround and works fine — but the auto-name undermines it by suggesting naming is already handled.

Environment

• Claude Code CLI (Claude Max)
• macOS