reclaude 0.4.0

Curses picker for resuming Claude Code sessions

reclaude

A keyboard-driven curses picker for resuming Claude Code sessions. It reads ~/.claude/history.jsonl and shows your recent project directories as an expandable tree with sessions inline, so you can jump back into a conversation without remembering its session id.

• Tree view of recent directories; expand one to see its individual sessions, each shown with its time and session name (the /rename or auto-generated title, falling back to the latest prompt when a session has neither).
• Live-session locks — directories with a running claude process are marked so you don't collide with an active session.
• Worktree resurrection — sessions from deleted git worktrees can be brought back; reclaude re-runs them via claude --worktree, which recreates the worktree and finds the transcript.
• On selection it chdirs into the directory and execs claude --resume <id> (display always matches the action — the row you see is the session you get).

Install

uv tool install reclaude     # recommended
pipx install reclaude
pip install reclaude

Usage

reclaude          # or: python -m reclaude

Key	Action
↑ / ↓	Move selection
Enter	Expand a directory, or resume the selected session
type	Incrementally filter by directory / name / prompt
Ctrl-W	Toggle showing directories whose path is gone
Ctrl-T	Cycle the age window (how far back to look)
Backspace	Delete a filter character
q / Esc	Quit (q quits only when the filter is empty)

Requirements

• A POSIX system with an interactive terminal (TTY).
• Claude Code installed and on your PATH.
• Python 3.10+. No third-party dependencies (Python standard library only).

License

BSD-2-Clause. See LICENSE.