Agent Sessions for macOS

Find the agent session you need

Search local conversations from Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and 13 other coding agents in one Mac app. Read the transcript, find supported image outputs, and resume supported CLI sessions. For Codex and Claude, see which sessions are burning through your quota.

Open source. Your session history stays on your Mac. No telemetry.

Download Agent Sessions 5.6 · See the product page · All releases

brew install --cask jazzyalex/agent-sessions/agent-sessions

Search 16 local agent histories, resume supported sessions, and track Codex and Claude quota burn.

What it does

• Find past work. Search prompts, responses, tool calls, command output, errors, file paths, and supported image references across local agent histories.
• Pick up where you left off. Copy a resume command or open a supported CLI session in Terminal.app, iTerm2, or Warp.
• See which session is burning your quota. Track live per-session Codex and Claude burn against 5-hour and weekly windows; switch between quota, tokens, and estimated API-equivalent cost. Weekly local estimates show pace without a run-out time.
• See what a session used. Session Info opens beside every supported agent transcript, showing immediate provider-neutral metadata and detailed model, token, activity, or pricing data when the source records it.
• Keep transcripts on your Mac. Agent Sessions builds its search index locally and does not upload session history.

What's New in 5.6

• Session Info for every agent. Open the inspector beside any supported agent transcript. Provider, current model or configuration, and title metadata appear immediately when recorded, with detailed telemetry staying honest about each source's limits.
• Broader provider detail. Antigravity, Kimi, Grok, fx, Cline, Droid, DeepSeek Harness, Cursor, Qwen Code, and Devin now contribute their audited Session Info fields where their local records support them.
• Clearer loading and empty states. Indexing, transient refresh, failures, filters, and a genuinely empty library are now distinct, and slow detailed scans time out with a retry path.

What's New in 5.5.3

• Session Runway recognizes GPT-6.1 Sol. Published rates cover cached input, fast mode, and long context, so mixed Sol/Astra activity contributes to dollar estimates and shared weekly calibration.

What's New in 5.5.2

• Current agent formats stay compatible. Agent Sessions recognizes the latest observed session fields from Claude 2.1.285, Copilot 1.0.89, Kimi 2.1.1, and Codex 0.159.
• DeepSeek Harness 0.2 histories remain browseable. Native v4 sessions open alongside v0-v3 history, including developer messages and first-class tool results.
• More transcript detail survives parsing. OpenClaw shows current tool arguments and nested results, while role-less Cursor turn failures appear as visible errors.

What's New in 5.5