CodeSesh is a local AI coding session browser that brings Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode, and other agent histories into one Web UI. CodeSesh v0.6.1 is out. This release focuses on project-based browsing and structured global search: - Added Projects view for browsing cross-agent sessions by project - Added structured global search with filters for agent, project, tags, tools, file activity, and cost ranges - Added a file activity index for read / edit / write / delete tool events - Added SQLite schema migrations and backups for safer local cache upgrades - Added a Claude Code copy-resume-command button to continue from past sessions faster - Improved LiveScan watcher reliability, FTS sync performance, parse cleanup, and test coverage codesesh.xingkaixin.me/ #CodeSesh #AI编程 #ClaudeCode #Cursor #Codex

I started learning Axum (a Rust framework) a few weeks ago and to practise it, I used it to build CodeSesh. CodeSesh is a real-time collaborative code editor with chat and notes. Multiple people can join a coding session, write and run code in the same editor, chat, ping each other, and each person still has their own private notes, all without signing up or logging in. You can try it here: codesesh.xyz. In the next few days I’m planning to add the ability to record and replay a session, and to export code snippets as an image.

Looks like another Sunday Codesesh is happening at Ryan’s condo

Atta boy #codeSesh 🤘