Hey folks! I'm curious about how everyone is utilizing the '—resume' feature to pick out past conversations with Claude Code. The descriptions aren't very helpful, and it gets tricky to choose the right one, especially when there are multiple instances running for the same project. I often end up picking the wrong chat and having to backtrack. Any advice or tips on how to make this process simpler would be greatly appreciated!
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One suggestion is to have Claude Code write a wrapper for you that reads all files in your projects directory and sorts them by the last modified date. Then, you can use AI (like Claude) to summarize each chat and present them in an easy-to-navigate interface. This way, you can directly launch the correct session you need without any guesswork.
I've seen a similar tool discussed on Reddit. Was that you who shared it? If so, could you help me find the link?
You might want to check out what git worktrees can do. It allows you to create an isolated directory with a branch checked out, so then your ‘Claude —continue’ command stays tied to that specific setup. It could really help keep things organized!
That sounds interesting! Do you know of any specific tutorials or documentation on how to set this up?
That sounds like a great idea! I'll add that to my list of things to try. Thanks!