By chungchihhan
Manage Claude Code sessions with a TUI - pin, delete, tag, and preview sessions
Resume a Claude Code session by number from the previous list
Show all Super Resume commands and their parameters
List pinned sessions
List Claude Code sessions in current directory (use -a for all)
List sessions with a specific tag
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A session manager for Claude Code - browse, filter, pin, tag, and resume sessions from both the TUI and directly inside Claude Code via slash commands.
# Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add chungchihhan/super-resume
# Install the plugin
/plugin install super-resume
If you only want the super-resume TUI in your terminal without Claude Code skills:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chungchihhan/super-resume/main/install.sh | bash
git clone https://github.com/chungchihhan/super-resume.git
cd super-resume
make build
super-resume
# List sessions
super-resume list # Current directory, 5 sessions
super-resume list -10 # Current directory, 10 sessions
super-resume list -a # All directories
super-resume list -a -10 --pinned # All dirs, pinned only
super-resume list --tagged work # Sessions tagged "work"
super-resume list --json # JSON output
# Session management
super-resume pin [session-id] # Pin a session (defaults to current)
super-resume unpin [session-id] # Unpin a session
super-resume tag <session-id> <tag> # Add a tag
super-resume untag <session-id> <tag> # Remove a tag
super-resume delete <session-id> # Delete a session
# Resume in terminal
super-resume config terminal <type> # Set terminal (warp, iterm, terminal, kitty, alacritty)
super-resume resume <session-id> # Open session in configured terminal
First time setup - configure your terminal:
/setup
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/list-session | List sessions in current directory |
/list-session -a | List sessions from all directories |
/list-session -10 | List 10 sessions |
/list-pinned | List pinned sessions |
/list-tagged <tag> | List sessions with a tag |
/go <n> | Resume session by number from last list |
/pin | Pin current session |
/pin <n> | Pin session by number from list |
/unpin | Unpin current session |
/tag <tag> | Tag current session |
/tag <n> <tag> | Tag session by number from list |
/untag <tag> | Remove tag from current session |
/setup | Configure terminal preference |
/help | Show all commands |
Example workflow:
/list-session # See sessions in current directory
/go 1 # Resume the first one (opens in your terminal)
/list-pinned # See pinned sessions
/tag 2 work # Tag the second one
/go 1 # Resume the first one
Note for Warp users: Enable Warp in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility for
/goto work.
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