feat: display previous Claude Code sessions with interactive resume commands - #2
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superseded by #4 - closing this one, continuing there. thanks! |
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This PR adds a "Previous Sessions" panel to the runs sidebar, allowing developers to see historical Claude Code runs, their turn counts, and file sizes directly on the dashboard.
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~/.claude/projects/to locate past.jsonltranscripts.mtime/sizefile-stat cache to extract user turns and the initial prompt snippet without repeatedly parsing large transcripts on SSE heartbeats.claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --resume <uuid>.bottom: 24pxwithoverflow-y: auto) to ensure a beautiful scrollable list when displaying active and past runs.Zero dependencies. Completely local-first.