ce-sessions

You can search coding agent session history by running a command with your specific question or topic to extract metadata and content from sessions across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

The best way to find past coding sessions is to use keyword filtering and timestamp analysis on your session files, which synthesizes past work into a technical summary for knowledge sharing.

Yes, you can ask specific questions about previous programming sessions to understand what was worked on, tried, or learned, synthesizing relevant findings while excluding personal content.

Searching past coding sessions during code review helps you understand the evolution and context of the code by finding previous work on similar features and technical investigations.

Yes, you need access to local session files and synthesis capabilities, as the tool requires these to perform keyword filtering, timestamp analysis, and content extraction across your coding agents.

Limitations include relying on the availability and structure of local session files across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, as keyword filtering and timestamp analysis depend on existing session data.