Claude tracker suite

Claude Session Management Suite

Search, browse, monitor, and manage Claude Code session history across all projects.

Tools Overview

Tool	Purpose
claude-tracker-search	Search sessions by keyword or ID prefix (standalone script)
claude-tracker-pick	Interactive fzf picker: fuzzy-find recent sessions, preview, Enter resumes in Ghostty
index-transcripts.js	Build/refresh the transcript full-text index (FTS5 over user+assistant text) and extract title history events
backfill-summaries.js	Generate missing session summaries (claude CLI or OpenRouter; disabled by default, --enable to run)
audit-suite.js	Self-audit: inventory, portability, daemons, DB coverage, search recall → AUDIT.md
search-regression.js	Recall regression fixtures for the search stack (exit 1 on regression)
open-sessions.js	List top N sessions, open selected in cmux tabs/splits
claude-tracker-resume	Find and resume crashed/inactive sessions
claude-tracker-alive	Check which sessions have running processes
claude-tracker-watch	Daemon: auto-summarize new sessions, update active-projects.md
claude-tracker	List recent sessions with status badges (standalone script)
new-session.sh	Start a new session in Ghostty/Cursor (VS Code disabled), with optional prompt or headless mode
resume-session.sh	Open a session in a cmux tab (optionally open project in Cursor; VS Code disabled)
detect-projects.js	Scan sessions to find all projects, check CLAUDE.md coverage
bootstrap-claude-setup.js	Generate complete ~/.claude/ config for new machine
update-active-projects.py	Regenerate active-projects.md with enriched session data
checkpoint-session.js	Create/query named bookmarks within sessions
quote-session.js	Capture/search notable phrases with FTS5
tag-session.js	Manual session tagging with provenance
claude-tracker-recent	Show last N sessions with full metadata (title, tags, summary, cost, model)
claude-wrapper.sh	Shell function cc for named Claude sessions with auto tab titles
save-workspace.js	Snapshot alive sessions to ~/.claude/workspace-state.json
restore-workspace.sh	Restore saved sessions into Ghostty tabs
session-notify.sh	macOS notifications for session events + Ghostty tab badges
open-file-explorer.sh	Open yazi file explorer in a Ghostty split pane

Standalone Scripts

Commands delegate to standalone Node.js scripts (avoids shell escaping issues with inline node -e):

Script	Called By	Purpose
scripts/search-sessions.js	/claude-tracker-search	Keyword search or --id prefix lookup across all sessions
scripts/open-sessions.js	Direct invocation	List top N sessions, open in cmux tabs/splits with confirmation
scripts/list-sessions.js	/claude-tracker	List recent sessions with status badges
scripts/new-session.sh	/spawn	Start new interactive or prompt-driven session in Ghostty/Cursor (VS Code disabled) or headless
scripts/resume-session.sh	Direct invocation	Open session in cmux tab, optionally open project in Cursor (VS Code disabled)
scripts/detect-projects.js	Direct invocation	Project discovery and CLAUDE.md scaffolding
scripts/bootstrap-claude-setup.js	Direct invocation	New machine setup generator
scripts/checkpoint-session.js	/checkpoint, /checkpoint-list	Create and query session checkpoints
scripts/quote-session.js	/quote, /quote-search	Capture and search tagged phrases via FTS5
scripts/tag-session.js	/tag	Manual session tagging with provenance
scripts/recent-sessions.js	/claude-tracker-recent	Last N sessions with title, tags, summary, model, cost
scripts/claude-wrapper.sh	Source in .zshrc	Shell function cc for named sessions with tab titles
scripts/save-workspace.js	Direct / launchd	Snapshot alive sessions to workspace-state.json (deduped; never overwrites a good snapshot with an empty one)
scripts/restore-workspace.sh	Direct invocation	Restore sessions from workspace-state.json into Ghostty tabs
scripts/claude-tracker-pick	Direct invocation	fzf session picker with preview; Enter→Ghostty, Ctrl-O→current terminal, Ctrl-Y→copy
scripts/index-transcripts.js	Direct / after heavy sessions	Incremental transcript FTS indexer (EXTRACTOR_VERSION 4; prunes deleted; extracts title history events)
scripts/backfill-summaries.js	Direct invocation	Hermetic summary backfill, claude or OpenRouter provider (disabled by default)
scripts/audit-suite.js	Direct invocation	Suite self-audit → AUDIT.md
scripts/search-regression.js	After search changes	Recall fixtures incl. expected-fail semantic-gap marker
scripts/session-notify.sh	Direct / hooks	macOS notifications + Ghostty tab badges for session events
scripts/open-file-explorer.sh	Direct invocation	Open yazi in a Ghostty split pane
~/.claude/scripts/ghostty-resume.sh	Direct invocation	Open session in a new Ghostty tab

All scripts use ~/.claude/lib/tracker-utils.js for shared utilities (path decoding, session parsing, git remote detection) and ~/.claude/lib/tracker-db.js for SQLite access (better-sqlite3, WAL mode).

Quick Start

# Search by topic
claude-tracker-search "kothar mac mini"

# Lookup by session ID prefix (exact directory from JSONL ground truth)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/search-sessions.js --id d7b8f4dd

# Search by session name/slug only (fast — no JSONL body scan)
claude-tracker-search "thera" --name

# List top 10 sessions, open selected in cmux tabs
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-sessions.js

# Open top 5 as vertical splits
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-sessions.js --limit 5 --split right

# Check what's alive
claude-tracker-alive

# Resume crashed sessions in tmux
claude-tracker-resume --tmux

# Start auto-summarize daemon
claude-tracker-watch --daemon

Search

claude-tracker-search "$ARGUMENTS"

How search works: the default path queries the transcript full-text index (FTS5 over all user+assistant conversation text, built by index-transcripts.js), merged with metadata FTS over titles/slug/summary/first-prompt (bm25 column weights: custom_title 3x, auto_title 2x, summary 2x, first_prompt 1.5x, slug 1x). Multi-word queries match per-term at the session level (terms may appear in different messages), expand through synonym groups in references/synonyms.json, and fall back from AND to OR with a labeled partial-match notice. Ranking: IDF-weighted saturated match-density with a short-session damp. Results include highlighted snippet excerpts.

Former-title fallback: default search also checks title_history for sessions whose past titles match the query but whose current title does not. A session renamed away from a name the user remembers still surfaces under a "former-title matches" heading, capped to avoid crowding body results. Each former-title hit prints its old name, provenance, date, and a link to the full timeline via the titles subcommand.

Flag / Subcommand	Description
--limit <n>	Max results (default: 15)
--id <prefix>	Lookup by session ID prefix (8+ chars)
--name	Titles/slugs/summaries only via metadata FTS (fastest)
--deep	Bypass the index: streaming raw JSONL scan (new/unindexed sessions; whole-phrase matching)
--open	Resume the top hit in a new Ghostty tab immediately
titles <id-prefix>	Print the chronological title/nickname timeline for a session (all rename, slug, cache, and summarizer events)

Transcript Index & Summary Backfill

# Incremental index refresh (skips unchanged files; run after heavy sessions)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/index-transcripts.js

# Full rebuild (also forced automatically when EXTRACTOR_VERSION bumps)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/index-transcripts.js --rebuild

# Backfill missing summaries — DISABLED BY DEFAULT, requires --enable
# (or TRACKER_SUMMARIZER=1). Hermetic when run: --safe-mode
# --no-session-persistence, no hooks fire, no synthetic sessions persist.
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/backfill-summaries.js --enable
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/backfill-summaries.js --enable --session <id-prefix>  # force one

# OpenRouter backend instead of claude CLI (default model moonshotai/kimi-k2;
# key from OPENROUTER_API_KEY or ~/.config/env/secrets.env)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/backfill-summaries.js --enable --provider openrouter

# Preview excerpts without any LLM calls (no gate needed)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/backfill-summaries.js --dry-run

# NOTE: the watcher-daemon auto-name path (update-active-projects.py) is also
# gated off by default; set TRACKER_AUTO_NAME=1 to re-enable it.

# Recall regression suite — run after touching search code or synonyms
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/search-regression.js

# Suite self-audit → AUDIT.md (P0-P3 findings)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/audit-suite.js

Incremental indexing skips files whose size, mtime, and extractor version (currently EXTRACTOR_VERSION 4) all match transcript_index_state. Bumping the version constant forces a full reindex under new extraction rules. Read errors are never recorded as indexed—the session stays eligible for the next run, preventing a partial read from permanently masking content from search. Deleted transcripts are pruned on full (unlimited) runs.

Since v4, the indexer also extracts title history events from each transcript: /rename custom-title lines (source user), slug changes (source slug). Custom-title lines route by the line's own sessionId field, not the containing file—a /rename after /resume writes into the active transcript but targets the previous session. Claude Code's own metadata scanner gets this wrong, overwriting the active session's title with the rename target's title. Consecutive duplicate title values within a file collapse to a single event.

Known lexical limit: a session can only be found by words that actually occur in it—the [expected fail] regression fixture documents this; a semantic (rlama) layer is the designated future fix.

Interactive Picker (restart recovery)

~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/claude-tracker-pick              # fuzzy-find recent 50
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/claude-tracker-pick --here      # resume in current terminal
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/claude-tracker-pick --project thera --limit 100

Enter opens the session in a Ghostty tab, Ctrl-O resumes in the current terminal, Ctrl-Y copies the resume command. Preview shows title, summary, and first prompt. Pair with restore-workspace.sh (bulk restore from the launchd snapshot) — the picker is for choosing, restore is for "give me back everything".

Resume Crashed Sessions

claude-tracker-resume                    # List crashed sessions with resume commands
claude-tracker-resume --tmux             # Resume all in tmux windows
claude-tracker-resume --zsh              # Resume all in Terminal.app tabs (macOS)
claude-tracker-resume --all              # Include non-VS Code sessions
claude-tracker-resume --dry-run          # Preview without acting

Smart fallback: if --resume fails on an expired session, automatically starts a fresh session in that project directory. Sessions older than 7 days show a STALE badge.

Alive Detection

Check which sessions have running Claude processes:

claude-tracker-alive                     # Running + stale sessions overview
claude-tracker-alive --running           # Only sessions with active processes
claude-tracker-alive --stale             # Only sessions with no process
claude-tracker-alive --json              # Machine-readable output

Cross-references running claude PIDs (via pgrep + lsof) against recent session files. Sessions >3 days without a process show an OLD badge.

Auto-Summarize Daemon

Watch for new sessions and auto-populate summary cache:

claude-tracker-watch --status            # Check if daemon is running
claude-tracker-watch --daemon            # Start in background
claude-tracker-watch --stop              # Stop running daemon
claude-tracker-watch --verbose           # Foreground with debug output

The daemon watches ~/.claude/projects/*/sessions-index.json for changes. When new sessions appear, it caches summaries from Claude Code metadata and regenerates active-projects.md. See references/daemon-setup.md for launchd plist and lifecycle details.

Recent Sessions (Full Metadata)

claude-tracker-recent                          # Last 10 sessions with full metadata
claude-tracker-recent --limit 20               # Last 20 sessions
claude-tracker-recent --json                   # Machine-readable JSON output
claude-tracker-recent --project myapp          # Filter by project
claude-tracker-recent --model opus             # Filter by model
claude-tracker-recent --since 7d               # Last 7 days only

Shows per session: title (custom or auto), summary, all tags (color-coded by type), project name, age, model, cost, turn count, git branch, session ID, and resume command. First result's resume command is auto-copied to clipboard.

Session Listing

claude-tracker                           # All recent sessions
claude-tracker vscode                    # VS Code sessions only

When speculator is running, the session listing includes:

• Header: Ghostty tab count and window count alongside running/inactive/VS Code counts
• TTY badges: Purple s000–s010 badge per session showing which Ghostty tab it occupies

Detect Projects

node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/detect-projects.js                # List all
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/detect-projects.js --suggest      # Suggest additions
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/detect-projects.js --scaffold     # Create CLAUDE.md stubs
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/detect-projects.js --since 30d    # Recent only

Update Active Projects

python3 ~/.claude/scripts/update-active-projects.py              # Regenerate active-projects.md
python3 ~/.claude/scripts/update-active-projects.py --summarize  # Show sessions needing summaries

The generated table includes Model, Turns, and Cost columns from enriched session data (extracted from JSONL transcripts). Git worktree sessions show a tree emoji badge. The auto-name path (one-shot claude --model haiku call for sessions without summaries) is disabled by default—set TRACKER_AUTO_NAME=1 to re-enable it. Native Claude Code session summaries stopped generating around v2.1.31 (February 2026), so sessions-index.json summary fields are stale for newer sessions; use backfill-summaries.js or the transcript index instead.

Bootstrap New Setup

Generate a complete ~/.claude/ configuration for a new machine:

node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/bootstrap-claude-setup.js --user "Name" --dry-run
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/bootstrap-claude-setup.js --user "Name"

Creates directory structure, global CLAUDE.md, userModel template, agent_docs stubs, and project CLAUDE.md scaffolds. Follow up with /claude-md-manager to enrich generated files.

Resume in New Terminal

Open a session in a new cmux tab, optionally opening the project in an editor:

# Resume in cmux tab (default — auto-detects project directory)
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/resume-session.sh <session-id>

# Resume in cmux + open project in Cursor
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/resume-session.sh <session-id> --cursor

# Explicit project directory
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/resume-session.sh <session-id> --project ~/Desktop/Programming

cmux owns the terminal lifecycle. The --cursor flag only opens the project in the editor — the session always resumes in cmux. --vscode is disabled (supplanted by Ghostty) and falls back to Ghostty with a warning. Falls back to printing the resume command if cmux is not running.

Resume in Ghostty Tab

Open a session in a new Ghostty tab (auto-detects project directory from SQLite or JSONL):

~/.claude/scripts/ghostty-resume.sh <session-id>
~/.claude/scripts/ghostty-resume.sh <session-id> --project ~/my-project

Uses the AppleScript clipboard-paste pattern for reliable command delivery. Launches Ghostty if not running. Search and recent-sessions output includes a Ghostty: line per result with the ready-to-run command.

New Session / Spawn

Start a new Claude Code session in a terminal tab or headless:

# Interactive session in Ghostty (default)
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/new-session.sh ~/my-project

# With a specific model
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/new-session.sh ~/my-project --model opus

# Prompt-driven session in Ghostty tab
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/new-session.sh ~/my-project --prompt "fix the login bug"

# Headless — runs in current terminal, returns JSON
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/new-session.sh ~/my-project --headless --prompt "summarize the README"

# Headless with specific model and output format
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/new-session.sh ~/my-project --headless --prompt "fix tests" --model haiku --output-format text

Headless and prompt-driven modes use claude -p (the Agent SDK CLI). Note: -p is now officially part of the Claude Agent SDK—it uses SDK billing, not interactive session billing. Terminal modes use the clipboard-paste AppleScript pattern for reliable command delivery (handles special characters in prompts).

Workflow: Find and Resume

1. claude-tracker-search "topic" — find matching sessions
2. claude-tracker-recent — browse last 10 sessions with full metadata
3. claude --resume <session-id> — resume in current terminal
4. ~/.claude/scripts/ghostty-resume.sh <session-id> — resume in a new Ghostty tab
5. open-sessions.js — list top sessions, open selected in cmux tabs
6. Or claude-tracker-resume --tmux — auto-resume all crashed sessions

Workflow: Open Sessions in cmux

List recent sessions and open them in cmux tabs or splits:

# List top 10, prompt for selection
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-sessions.js

# Open as vertical splits
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-sessions.js --split right

# Open all without confirmation
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-sessions.js --yes

# JSON output for scripting
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-sessions.js --json

Session directories are resolved from JSONL ground truth (decodeProjectPath), not from active-projects.md. Falls back to printing resume commands when cmux is unavailable.

For the full cmux CLI reference, see references/cmux-commands.md.

Workflow: Monitor Active Work

1. claude-tracker-alive — see what's running vs stale
2. claude-tracker-watch --daemon — keep summaries auto-updated
3. Read ~/.claude/agent_docs/active-projects.md — curated project overview

SQLite Database (tracker.db)

Single SQLite database at ~/.claude/tracker.db consolidates all session metadata, git tracking, tags, and three new capabilities: checkpoints, phase tracking, and tagged phrases.

API module: ~/.claude/lib/tracker-db.js — synchronous better-sqlite3, WAL mode, singleton lazy-open.

# Query directly
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sessions;"
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT phase, COUNT(*) FROM phases GROUP BY phase;"
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT phrase, GROUP_CONCAT(tag) FROM tagged_phrases tp LEFT JOIN tagged_phrase_tags tpt ON tpt.phrase_id = tp.id GROUP BY tp.id ORDER BY tp.timestamp DESC LIMIT 10;"

Migration (idempotent): node ~/.claude/scripts/migrate-to-sqlite.js

Title / Nickname History

The title_history table records every name a session has ever had, with provenance. Sources: user (from /rename custom-title lines), slug (auto-nickname from Claude Code), cache (May 2026 metadata import from session-summaries.json), summarizer (from backfill-summaries.js).

# Print the title timeline for a session
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/search-sessions.js titles <id-prefix>

# Query raw history
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT title, source, observed_at FROM title_history WHERE session_id LIKE 'abc%' ORDER BY observed_at;"

Title events are extracted during transcript indexing (index-transcripts.js v4+). /rename entries route by the line's own sessionId—a rename issued after /resume targets the previous session, not the file it was written into. This corrects a known upstream behavior where Claude Code's metadata scanner assigns the rename to the wrong session.

Default search automatically surfaces sessions findable only by a former title under a "former-title matches" heading. The titles subcommand prints the full chronological timeline: timestamp, source, title value, and cross-session rename provenance.

Checkpoints

Named bookmarks within sessions capturing label, git state, workflow phase, and modified files.

# Manual checkpoint
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/checkpoint-session.js create "finished auth module"
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/checkpoint-session.js create "pre-deploy" --summary "about to push"

# List checkpoints
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/checkpoint-session.js list
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/checkpoint-session.js list --phase implementing
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/checkpoint-session.js list --limit 10

Auto-checkpoints are created on git commits (git-track-post.sh) and phase transitions (phase-detect.py).

Phase Tracking

Automatic workflow phase detection via PostToolUse hook (phase-detect.py). Rolling window of last 10 tool calls, hysteresis to prevent flickering.

Phases: exploring, planning, implementing, testing, reviewing, debugging, committing, deploying.

# Query current phase for a session
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT phase, started_at FROM phases WHERE session_id = 'abc...' AND ended_at IS NULL;"

# Phase history
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT phase, started_at, ended_at, duration_ms FROM phases WHERE session_id = 'abc...' ORDER BY started_at;"

# Phase analytics
sqlite3 ~/.claude/tracker.db "SELECT phase, COUNT(*) as transitions, AVG(duration_ms)/1000 as avg_seconds FROM phases GROUP BY phase;"

Tagged Phrases

Notable excerpts captured from sessions with tags, searchable via FTS5.

# Capture a phrase
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/quote-session.js capture "assumptions are the enemy" --tags principle,design

# Search phrases (FTS5)
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/quote-session.js search "assumptions"

# List by tag
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/quote-session.js tag principle

# List recent phrases
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/quote-session.js list --limit 20

Phrases are also auto-extracted by the session-tags-infer.py Stop hook during LLM inference.

Named Sessions (cc Wrapper)

Shell function that wraps claude with automatic Ghostty tab naming and tracker tagging.

# Source in .zshrc (one-time setup)
source ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/claude-wrapper.sh

# Start a named session
cc --name "kothar-refactor"

# Resume with a name
cc --resume abc12345 --name "auth-fix"

# Default: tab title = basename of cwd
cc

The cc function sets the Ghostty tab title via OSC 1 escape sequence before launching claude, then tags the session with the name in tracker.db on exit. Tab title resets to the directory basename when the session ends.

Tab Auto-Naming

new-session.sh, resume-session.sh, and ghostty-resume.sh all accept --name to set the Ghostty tab title on launch. When no name is given, the default format is {project-basename}—{session-id-prefix}.

# Named new session
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/new-session.sh ~/my-project --name "auth-rewrite"

# Named resume
~/.claude/scripts/ghostty-resume.sh abc12345 --project ~/my-project --name "auth-rewrite"

Tab titles use VT escape sequences (\e]1;Title\a) which persist while claude is interactive—no shell prompt resets them.

Workspace Save/Restore

Snapshot running Claude sessions and restore them after a Ghostty restart.

Save

# Snapshot current sessions
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/save-workspace.js

# Preview without writing
node ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/save-workspace.js --dry-run

Detects alive sessions via pgrep/lsof (same logic as claude-tracker-alive), matches them to tracker DB entries, and writes ~/.claude/workspace-state.json with session IDs, project directories, and tab titles. Deduplicates by sessionId (multiple PIDs from forks and MCP children resolve to one entry). Never overwrites a good snapshot with an empty one—after a crash or logout with zero live sessions, the previous snapshot is preserved for restore-workspace.sh.

Restore

# Restore all saved sessions into Ghostty tabs
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/restore-workspace.sh

# Preview what would be restored
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/restore-workspace.sh --dry-run

# Restore at most 3 sessions
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/restore-workspace.sh --limit 3

Opens each session in a new Ghostty tab via ghostty-resume.sh with saved tab titles. 2-second stagger between tab openings.

Automatic Snapshots (launchd)

A launchd plist at scripts/com.claude.workspace-snapshot.plist runs save-workspace.js every 300 seconds. Install:

cp ~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/com.claude.workspace-snapshot.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.claude.workspace-snapshot.plist

Session Notifications

macOS notifications when Claude sessions need attention, with Ghostty tab title badges.

# Custom notification
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/session-notify.sh --title "Done" --message "Build complete"

# Preset: session completed
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/session-notify.sh --session-done --project "my-app"

# Preset: needs user input
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/session-notify.sh --needs-input --project "my-app"

# Tab badge only (no notification)
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/session-notify.sh --tab-badge "✓" --tab-title "my-app"

# Silent notification (no sound)
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/session-notify.sh --needs-input --no-sound

A Stop hook at ~/.claude/hooks/session-notify-hook.sh automatically sends a "needs input" notification whenever Claude stops. Registered in settings.json as async.

Yazi File Explorer

Open a yazi file manager in a Ghostty split pane for project browsing.

# Open yazi in a left split (default, sidebar-style)
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-file-explorer.sh

# Open at a specific directory
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-file-explorer.sh ~/my-project

# Split to the right instead
~/.claude/skills/claude-tracker-suite/scripts/open-file-explorer.sh --right

Uses System Events clipboard-paste pattern (Cmd+D for split, then paste yazi command). Requires yazi: brew install yazi ffmpegthumbnailer unar jq poppler fd ripgrep fzf zoxide.

Related Systems

• Git Tracking — PreToolUse/PostToolUse hooks intercept git commands, tag sessions with repos they touch. Query via tracker-utils.js functions (getSessionsForRepo, getReposForSession, getRecentCommits). See references/data-schemas.md for hook files and index format.
• Speculator — Daemon at ~/.claude/scripts/speculator/ maps Ghostty tabs to sessions every 5 minutes. list-sessions.js uses loadSpeculatorData() and getSessionTTY() for TTY badges. Health check: bash ~/.claude/scripts/speculator/status.sh
• Soul Registry — Live session tracking with heartbeats and Slack bindings at ~/.claude/soul-sessions/registry.json. View: python3 ~/.claude/hooks/soul-registry.py list --md. Activate: /ensoul. Bind to Slack: /slack-sync #channel.
• Session Report — /session-report generates a Markdown dashboard combining session status with git activity.

References

For detailed schemas and infrastructure:

• references/data-schemas.md — Session index, summary cache, JSONL transcript schemas, title_history schema; data source locations; shared library API
• references/search-mechanics.md — Transcript FTS indexing pipeline, search query resolution, synonym expansion, AND-to-OR fallback, former-title fallback, ranking algorithm
• references/daemon-setup.md — Watcher daemon lifecycle and launchd plist template
• references/synonyms.json — Bidirectional synonym groups for search query expansion (Porter stemming handles inflections; groups list distinct vocabulary)
• references/cmux-commands.md — Complete cmux CLI reference: hierarchy, splits, tabs, input, browser, sidebar, notifications, keyboard shortcuts