Search Claude Code conversation history with natural language queries across all projects
Stop losing your Claude Code conversations. Never again ask "where did we discuss that bug fix?" or lose hours of context when your terminal closes. Find any conversation across all projects: Get the exact project, date, and command to resume instantly. The Problem: Claude Code has no conversation search. When you close a terminal or switch projects, finding that important discussion becomes…
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Stop losing your Claude Code conversations. Never again ask "where did we discuss that bug fix?" or lose hours of context when your terminal closes. Find any conversation across all projects: Get the exact project, date, and command to resume instantly. The Problem: Claude Code has no conversation search. When you close a terminal or switch projects, finding that important discussion becomes impossible. You're left scrolling through cryptic conversation titles hoping to recognize the right one.…
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