Agent Session Browser

Agent Session Browser

A local-first web interface, terminal UI, and CLI for browsing, reading, filtering, exporting, and resuming coding-agent sessions.

Agent Session Browser turns the history already stored by Codex CLI, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Pi, and Antigravity into readable conversations without modifying the original session files.

See it in action

Web interface

Terminal interface

Demo data is synthetic. Your session history stays on your machine.

Why this exists

Terminal coding agents preserve useful context: prompts, final answers, reasoning, plans, tool calls, command output, file changes, hooks, warnings, errors, token usage, and provider-specific events. But that history is scattered across provider folders and stored as JSON, JSONL, or other machine-oriented records.

That makes three everyday tasks harder than they should be:

1. Reading an old session. Raw history files are difficult to navigate as a coherent conversation.
2. Finding the relevant session. You may remember the project or opening prompt, but not which agent or session contained the work.
3. Choosing the right session to resume. Titles and first prompts are often too similar. Seeing the actual transcript makes it much easier to resume the correct session from the terminal.

Agent Session Browser provides one local place to browse histories across all supported agents, narrow sessions by project and date, inspect their contents in a human-readable form, and resume the right session with its native provider CLI.

Features

Find the right session

- Browse Codex CLI, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Pi, and Antigravity sessions together or one provider at a time.
- Find sessions by their first user prompt or session ID.
- Group sessions by working directory and quickly revisit recent…