Claude Code Context

Auto-resume Claude Code sessions per git branch.

ccc wraps the Claude Code CLI and automatically resumes the last session for your current branch — so switching branches never loses your context.

Install

npm install -g claude-cc

Requires claude (curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash) and python3.

Usage

Use ccc instead of claude:

$ git checkout feature/a
$ ccc
Resuming session for branch: feature/a

$ git checkout feature/b
$ ccc
Resuming session for branch: feature/b

$ git checkout -b feature/c
$ ccc
Starting new session for branch: feature/c

Each branch gets its own session. ccc accepts the same flags as claude — outside a git repo it behaves identically.

How it works

1. Reads the current branch with git branch --show-current
2. Scans ~/.claude/projects/<project>/ for session history
3. Finds the most recent session that started on this branch
4. Runs claude --resume <session-id>, or a fresh claude if none found

No config, no server, no dependencies — just bash and Python stdlib.

License

MIT