noluyorabi/claude-code-recap

claude-code-recap is a small tool that helps people using Claude Code, Anthropic's coding assistant, find their way back into old work sessions. Claude Code already saves logs of past sessions to disk, but its built in resume command only shows sessions from the folder you are currently standing in. If you work across many project folders and forget which one had that half finished task, there was no easy way to find it again. This tool solves that by reading the session logs already saved on your machine and printing a day by day timeline of everything you worked on, across every project folder, not just the current one. For each session it lists things like the last time you were active, the full path to the project, a short summary of what the session was about, roughly how many back and forth turns happened, which git branch you were on, and which AI model you used. Most usefully, it gives you a ready to paste command that immediately reopens that exact session where you left off. There is also a pick option to jump straight into one session, and an open option that reopens several sessions at once, each in its own terminal tab. The tool is written in plain Python using only the standard library, so it has no extra dependencies and needs no build step. It works entirely offline and only reads files, never writing to your session data, unless you turn on an optional smart flag. You can install it three ways: through the Claude Code plugin marketplace, with a single npx command, or with a curl script, and all three methods install the same underlying skill. This is aimed at developers who already use Claude Code across multiple repositories and want a quick way to see what they were doing and jump back in, rather than hunting through folders trying to remember.