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claudive

v0.4.3

Published

Dive into your Claude Code sessions. Browse, search, preview, and resume across all projects from a single terminal.

Readme

claudive 🤿

claude + dive = claudive

Dive into your Claude Code sessions.

Browse, search, preview, and resume your Claude Code sessions across all projects from a single terminal.

English | 한국어

Features

  • All sessions, one view — See every session across all projects
  • Full-text search — Search through conversation content, then browse results with preview
  • Conversation preview — Read full conversations with vim-style scrolling, resume directly with Enter
  • Dive options — Resume with different modes: Just dive, Yolo dive (skip permissions), Fork & dive
  • Bookmarks — Star important sessions for quick access
  • Sort — Sort by recent activity or message count
  • Project filtering — Filter sessions by project
  • Session cleanup — Delete old sessions you no longer need
  • Auto-detect terminal — Works with tmux, iTerm2, Terminal.app, and any terminal

Install

npx claudive

Or install globally:

npm install -g claudive
claudive

Keybindings

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | j / k / / | Navigate sessions | | Enter | Dive options menu | | p | Preview conversation | | o | Sort: recent ↔ messages | | b | Toggle bookmark | | r | Add/edit bookmark label | | d | Delete session (with confirmation) | | / | Search (titles + conversation content) | | Tab | In search: browse results / In list: next view | | Shift+Tab | Previous view | | Esc | Clear filter / back / quit | | s | Settings | | ? | Help |

Preview

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | j / k | Scroll line by line | | u / d | Page up / down | | g / G | Jump to top / bottom | | Enter | Resume this session | | p / Esc | Back to session list |

Session Resume

Pressing Enter shows dive options:

| Option | Flag | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | Just dive | --resume | Resume normally | | Yolo dive | --dangerously-skip-permissions | Skip all permission checks | | Fork & dive | --fork-session | Resume as a new forked session |

Launch mode auto-detects your terminal, or configure in ~/.config/claudive/config.json:

| Mode | Behavior | |------|----------| | inline | Resume in same terminal (default) | | tmux | Open new tmux window | | iterm2-tab | Open new iTerm2 tab | | terminal-app | Open new Terminal.app window | | print | Print the resume command only |

How It Works

Reads session data from ~/.claude/projects/ — the same local data Claude Code uses. Nothing is sent anywhere.

  • Session data: ~/.claude/projects/<project>/<session-id>.jsonl
  • Bookmarks: ~/.config/claudive/bookmarks.json
  • Config: ~/.config/claudive/config.json

Requirements

License

MIT