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[package]
name = "tb-session"
version = "0.1.0"
version = "0.2.0"
edition = "2024"
description = "Claude Code session search CLI"
authors.workspace = true
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Expand Up @@ -52,6 +52,28 @@ tb-session resume "auth refactor"
- **Resume accepts names** — `resume "auth refactor"` searches summary/first prompt and resumes the most recent match. UUID prefixes of any length also work.
- **URLs work as search queries** — special characters are sanitized automatically.

## Workflow

When handling a session-related request:

1. **Always use `--json`** on search and list commands — structured output is easier to parse and present accurately.
2. **Pick the right command**:
- User describes content → `tb-session search "<query>" --json`
- User mentions a PR → `tb-session search --pr <N> --json`
- User asks "what have we been working on" → `tb-session list --json`
- User says "resume" → search first, then `tb-session resume <id>`
3. **Always present results with structured fields** — for each session shown, include:
- Session ID (prefix is fine)
- Branch name
- Summary or first prompt
- Last-active timestamp
- Even when matches are weak, show the top 1–2 results so the user can judge relevance.
4. **After presenting results**, offer a concrete next step:
- `tb-session show <id>` to see conversation detail
- `tb-session resume <id>` to continue the session in a new tab
5. **When the user says "resume"**, you MUST call `tb-session resume <id>` after finding the session. Do not just describe it — execute the resume.
6. **Stay efficient** — aim for 1–3 tool calls. One search + one action is usually enough. Only retry with different keywords if the first search returned no relevant results.

## Getting started

Run `tb-session prime` for available commands and index status.
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