Session Explorer — "It's a UNIX system!"

Browse your Claude Code sessions as the 3D file system from Jurassic Park (1993) — the SGI fsn interface, rebuilt in Three.js with CRT shaders.

Each salmon pedestal is one of your projects. Each box is a session: height = transcript size. Click a box and a control-room window opens with the session card — first prompt, date, turns, size — and a one-click claude --resume command.

Transcripts are never loaded into the page; only lightweight metadata is scanned. Everything stays on localhost.

Run it (one command)

npx jurassic-unix

Run it inside one of your project folders (any subfolder works) and you get that project's sessions alone. npx jurassic-unix --all shows every project as one hub. Opens http://localhost:8931/, or the next free port (pass a port to change the start). Zero dependencies — Node 16+ stdlib; Three.js and lil-gui come from CDN.

Prefer Python? Clone the repo and python3 serve.py does the same.

Controls

| Input | Action | |---|---| | Click pedestal | Fly to that project | | Click box | Select session (spotlight) | | Double-click / Enter | Open the session card | | COPY RESUME CMD button | Copies claude --resume <id> | | W A S D, ← →, R/F | Move, turn, altitude | | Mouse drag / wheel | Look / dolly zoom | | Touch: joystick + drag | Move + look (mobile) | | Esc | Close window / clear selection | | P / O | Toggle CRT shaders / tweak panel |

Files

• serve.py — scans ~/.claude/projects, serves the app + sessions.json
• main.js — scene, layout, navigation, CRT post chain (NTSC + tube, ported from livecoder's effects)
• windows.js — in-tube control-room windows (the session card lives here)
• data.js — fallback demo tree when the server isn't running

Fork of itsaunixsystem, the plain movie replica.