Sessions

Every running session shows in the sidebar, whichever terminal it runs in (Cursor, VS Code, Terminal, iTerm, tmux, or the Claude app), and whichever agent it is (Claude Code, or Codex in beta), grouped by what it needs:

• Needs you (red): stopped on a question, a plan or a permission prompt.
• Your turn: finished, waiting for your next message.
• Working: busy.

Open one to read its conversation like a chat, with each step it took and each helper agent it started. A session that finished since you last looked has a bold title. Helpers still at work are listed under their session in the sidebar (Agents and helpers).

Recently closed, at the bottom of the sidebar, keeps the sessions closed in the last two weeks, to reopen in one click.

The header shows which agent and model it’s on (for example Claude Code · Opus 5.5) and how full its context is. Near the model’s window it warns that the conversation may compact soon. /compact does it now, on your terms.

Renaming

Double-click a title, or press ⌘E. Your name stays in perch and never changes Claude Code’s.

Editing a file

⌘O opens a small text file to change by hand, like adding a line to .env.local, without a code editor: pick from the open session’s project or type a path. ⌘F finds and replaces. It won’t open key or login files, and it won’t save over a file an agent changed after you opened it.