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Manage & Resume Sessions

Track activity and resume previous conversations.

CommandDescription
/statsView current session stats
/resumeBrowse and resume previous sessions

View Session Stats​

/stats

Shows current session information:

  • Session ID and uptime
  • Token usage: context percentage, current/max tokens
  • Memory compaction: trigger threshold, target reduction
  • History path: Link to full HTML conversation log

Session Stats Dialog

Resume Previous Sessions​

/resume

Select any previous session and continue where you left off.

> Resume Session
Use ↑↓ arrows to navigate, enter to resume, esc to cancel.

1. ○ Implement billing dashboard (current)
   2 hours ago · 15 messages

2. ○ Fix authentication bug
   1 day ago · 8 messages

Each session shows:

  • Last message preview
  • Time ago
  • Message count
  • Current indicator

Controls: ↑/↓ navigate, Enter load, ESC cancel

After resuming, see session stats and a link to full HTML history:

✓ Session resumed · 10 messages loaded  
Full history: file:///path/to/session_x.html (copy to browser to open)
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

View Full History in Browser​

Your terminal shows the last 10 messages to stay fast. To see everything, copy the file path and paste it into your browser for a beautifully formatted HTML view.

Session History HTML View

Benefits:

  • Complete history - See every message, tool call, and response
  • Syntax highlighting - Code blocks with proper formatting
  • Searchable - Find commands instantly with Cmd+F (macOS) or Ctrl+F (Windows/Linux)
  • Shareable - Save or share the HTML file

Perfect for reviewing long sessions or documenting your workflow.

What Gets Saved​

  • Full conversation (messages, tool calls, responses)
  • Working context (files referenced, commands run)
  • Session metadata (timestamps, message count)

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