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agent-history

v0.3.1

Published

2 months ago

Local CLI for finding and resuming AI agent sessions across local projects.

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agent history cli terminal cursor claude codex

agent-history

agent-history is a terminal CLI for finding and resuming AI agent sessions across local projects.

Install

npx agent-history

Usage

agent-history
agent-history .
agent-history ~/github/example
agent-history ls
agent-history ls .
agent-history show <id>
agent-history resume <id>

What it does

Reads local metadata from Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex session files.
Browses sessions across all known projects or a single filtered project path.
Searches indexed local metadata without shelling out to agent CLIs.
Prints a native resume command for the selected session.

Notes

Search is live in the browser once activated with /.
q exits the browser.
Enter prints the selected session's resume command.

Releasing

Publishing to npm is automated via GitHub Actions when a GitHub release is published:

Bump version in package.json on main.
Create a GitHub release for that tag (for example v0.1.1).
The Publish to npm workflow runs tests and publishes with provenance.

Repository maintainers must configure an NPM_TOKEN secret with publish access to the agent-history package.