fzf Integration

Overview

For users who prefer fzf, claude-sessions can pipe session data directly to fzf for selection.

Usage

claude-sessions --fzf

What It Shows

fzf receives a formatted table with columns:

Column	Description
Date	Last modified timestamp
Project	Decoded project path
Branch	Git branch name
Msgs	Message count
First Message	Preview of the first user message

How It Works

1. Sessions are loaded and formatted into tab-delimited lines
2. Lines are piped to fzf with a header row
3. You select a session using fzf's fuzzy matching
4. The selected session ID is extracted and claude --resume <id> is launched

Requirements

fzf must be installed and available in your $PATH.

# macOS
brew install fzf

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install fzf