agent-session-manager 0.10.1

Manage Claude Code & Codex sessions, cost, and data from your terminal

agent-session-manager

One terminal dashboard for everything Claude Code and Codex leave behind. See cost, browse sessions, and clean up ~/.claude and ~/.codex — side by side, with a Claude / Codex filter.

asm · 한국어

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⚠️ Heads up This is a personal tool that reads and edits the internal data of Claude Code and OpenAI Codex (~/.claude, ~/.codex). Every delete goes to the OS trash and is logged, but you should still back up before bulk operations. Not affiliated with Anthropic or OpenAI.

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What it is

If you live in Claude Code and Codex, the two of them quietly fill ~/.claude and ~/.codex with session transcripts, cost logs, debug files, task lists, and snapshots. After a few weeks it's impossible to tell which projects burned the most tokens, or which files are orphaned and safe to delete.

agent-session-manager (asm) puts all of it in one terminal dashboard. Both agents show up together, and a single keystroke filters the view to All / Claude / Codex so you can compare spend or drill into one tool.

💡 Why it exists

• Problem: cost and session data for two different coding agents live in two opaque directories with no shared view.
• Solution: one TUI that reads both, prices every model accurately, and lets you clean up safely — to the trash, with recovery snapshots.

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Demo

The combined dashboard (cost across both agents, source-tagged rows), then the same view filtered to Claude and to Codex:

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✨ Features

Combined dashboard

• Cost across both agents with a source filter — click All / Claude / Codex or press s
• Per-model token & cost breakdown (Opus / Sonnet / Haiku / GPT-5.x), each row tagged by source
• Daily / weekly / monthly usage tables (one scan, all periods) and a Top-10 project cost chart
• Accurate, current pricing from a LiteLLM-sourced rate table (new Opus/GPT models priced correctly, not at stale rates)

Unified sessions (Claude + Codex)

• One tree: Claude projects and Codex working directories together, each session tagged C / X
• Expand a project to preview conversations from either agent; trash individual sessions
• Edit instructions: per project, view/edit/create CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE.local.md, AGENTS.md, AGENTS.local.md in a built-in editor (Ctrl+S to save)
• Move a Codex session to another working directory (rewrites its cwd, which is how codex resume --cd associates sessions)
• Orphan cleanup: detect and bulk-clean Claude sessions, file-history, debug, and task entries with no matching project
• Duplicate sessions: find the same session copied across projects and delete individual copies
• Empty sessions: clean stub sessions that hold only a title/metadata and no conversation (can't be resumed)
• Migration: copy Claude sessions between projects (originals preserved), with paths auto-rewritten

Safe by default

• Every delete goes to the OS trash and is recorded in an audit log
• Recovery snapshots are taken before trashing (Claude and Codex), with a size/age cap so they don't pile up
• Backups and restore for Claude (config / settings / plugins / sessions / full) and Codex (sessions, excluding huge caches); restore is rollback-safe (the live dir is moved aside and put back if the copy fails), and credential-bearing backups are written owner-only (0600)

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How it works

   ~/.claude  ┐
              ├──►  asm  ──►  one dashboard  ──►  filter: All / Claude / Codex
   ~/.codex   ┘              (cost · sessions · cleanup · backup)

asm reads both data directories directly — no daemon, no config. Claude data is grouped by project; Codex sessions are grouped by working directory. Pricing is computed from each session's recorded token usage.

Path	What's there
~/.claude.json · ~/.claude/projects/	Claude projects, costs, session JSONL
~/.claude/file-history/ · debug/ · tasks/	Snapshots, debug logs, per-session task lists
~/.codex/sessions/	Codex rollout session files
~/.asm/backups/ · trash-log.jsonl	Backups (auto-migrated from old ~/.cc-tui) and the deletion audit log

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🛠️ Tech Stack

• TUI: Textual + Rich
• Safety: send2trash (OS trash, not rm)
• Sessions: claude-agent-sdk with a JSONL fallback parser
• Python: 3.11+

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🚀 Getting started

Install (recommended)

# uv
uv tool install agent-session-manager

# pip
pip install agent-session-manager

Both install a single asm command. On first run, data from the previous ~/.cc-tui location is migrated to ~/.asm automatically.

Run from source

git clone https://github.com/Bae-ChangHyun/agent-session-manager.git
cd agent-session-manager
uv sync && uv run asm

Usage

asm                       # Launch — shows Claude + Codex together
asm --source codex        # Start with the dashboard filtered to Codex
asm --path /your/project  # Limit to one Claude project
asm --lang ko             # Korean UI  (or set ASM_LANG=ko)
asm --no-update-check     # Skip the startup update check

Both sources are always available; --source only sets the dashboard's initial filter, which you change anytime with s.

Keyboard

Key	Action
F1–F6	Switch tabs
s / click	Dashboard source filter (All / Claude / Codex)
Tab / Shift+Tab · 1 2 3	Dashboard period (Daily / Weekly / Monthly)
d / D	Trash selected / all orphaned
Space · Enter	Toggle selection · Preview conversation
r · q	Refresh all · Quit

Staying up to date

When a newer release is on PyPI, asm offers a y/N upgrade prompt on startup (via uv tool or pip). It's skipped in non-interactive shells and when offline.

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🗺️ Roadmap

• Per-source disk-usage in the data overview
• Incremental (mtime-based) usage scan for very large ~/.claude trees
• ruff + mypy in CI

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⚠️ Status & scope

• Personal / pre-release, under active development.
• Operates directly on Claude Code and Codex internal data — back up before bulk deletes.
• Deletes go to the OS trash with recovery snapshots; nothing is rm'd in place.
• No warranty. Not affiliated with Anthropic or OpenAI.

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📄 License

MIT

Made with Claude Code · and now Codex too