find-sessionlisted

# Find a Claude Code Session You are searching the user's Claude Code session transcripts to find the session(s) they're thinking of. They often have 15+ terminal windows with active sessions and remember only a fragment of what was said. **Query:** $ARGUMENTS ## Tool Use the search script that ships with this config (no other transcript spelunking needed): ``` $HOME/.claude/bin/claude-search PATTERN [--all] [--since 6h|2d|1w] [-m N] [--paths] ``` - Searches the user + assistant text of session transcripts — what the user could scroll through in a terminal, not tool payloads — across Claude, Codex and Grok. - PATTERN is a Python regex, always case-insensitive. - **Scope defaults to LIVE sessions only.** Pass `--all` to sweep history; that is the right default for "find the session where we…" questions about anything older than the tabs open right now. - `--since 6h|2d|1w` limits by how recently the transcript was touched. - Each hit prints the session id, project directory, match count, last-active age, the opening prompt (this is what identifies the terminal window), matching lines, and the exact command that reopens it. - Exit code is nonzero with a "no matches" message when nothing hits. **Optional local extra.** If `$HOME/projects/claude-beep/claude-grep` exists on this machine, it can additionally point at the tab: `claude-grep --mark <session-id-prefix>` renames that session's terminal tab to `🎯 <project> — FOUND 🎯` and rings its bell; `--unmark <pr