Your agents already solved this. deja finds it — retroactive search and MCP recall over the session logs your coding agents already wrote. Cross-agent, SSH-portable, one zero-dep binary, fully local.
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Your agents already solved this. deja finds it — retroactive search and MCP recall over the session logs your coding agents already wrote. Cross-agent, SSH-portable, one zero-dep binary, fully local.
Switch agents. Keep the memory. Local-first search across your AI coding sessions.
Index, search, and analyze your Claude Code sessions. Full-text search, conversation retrieval, analytics, and cross-session synthesis.
Open-source terminal AI coding agent with persistent local memory, automatic context recall, and searchable cross-session history.
Turn local AI coding session logs into a searchable terminal UI with a cost lens.
Convert AI coding CLI sessions between Codex, Claude Code, Pi, OpenCode, Devin, and Factory. SDK, CLI, MCP chat recall, and trace export for fine-tuning.
MCP server to search and browse Claude Code conversation history across projects
Search your AI coding agent session history with semantic + keyword search via MCP. Supports Claude Code and Codex CLI.
Search previous Pi sessions with fzf.
📚 Index and search all your Claude Code sessions in seconds, enabling quick retrieval of solutions and insights from your past work.
Find any past Claude Code / Codex session by fuzzy memory. Local-first SQLite (FTS5) + vector search + one-click resume.
Toolkit and benchmark suite for evaluating user simulators in IR: behavioral realism vs. tester reliability, over one canonical session schema — SIGIR 2026
Claude Code session search — flex module
OpenCode plugin that adds agent-callable tools for searching and reading past sessions
Fast full-text search across Claude Code session transcripts
Codex and Claude session lens skills packaged for shared installation
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