/sessions command — browse previous sessions with summaries and resume from selection

Feature Request

Problem

Claude Code stores all session transcripts in ~/.claude/projects/, but there's no way to browse them meaningfully. The current /resume command shows a bare list of session IDs and timestamps — you can't tell what any session was about without opening it manually.

Competing tools (e.g. OpenCode) offer a /sessions command that shows titled session headings, letting you browse, select, and resume a session directly from the list.

Proposed Solution

A /sessions command that:

1. Lists recent sessions with a short auto-generated title/summary (derived from the first user message or the session's topic)
2. Allows selection — pick a session from the list to see what was done
3. Shows a summary of the selected session (what was worked on, what was completed, what's pending)
4. Resumes from the selected session if desired

Current Workaround

Users have to manually parse .jsonl files in ~/.claude/projects/ or ask Claude to do it for them, which is slow and clunky.

Why This Matters

Session continuity is a core part of the agentic workflow. Without readable session history, users lose context between sessions and have to re-explain work that was already done. A simple titled session browser would make Claude Code significantly more useful for ongoing, multi-session projects.

Example UX (rough)

/sessions

Recent sessions (markets_g3pro):
  1. [May 12 08:39] not_on_shift state — full implementation plan (16 tasks)
  2. [May 11 17:05] Test suite fixes — TerminalContext & RPC migrations
  3. [May 11 13:19] settings/terminals lock date/time feature
  4. [May 09 18:20] Cross-business isolation bug investigation
  ...

Select a session to view summary or resume »