coding_agent_session_search

Why we included this project

Using more than one AI coding tool usually means each assistant keeps its own private record of past sessions, and recalling what a particular run did means digging through several different logs. cass collects those histories into a single SQLite-backed index covering Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Aider, Copilot, and plenty of other providers, so one command can answer something like "what caused that auth error last week." It ships with an interactive TUI for exploring by hand and a JSON/robot mode for agents, which makes it handy both as a manual troubleshooting tool and as a triage step in an automated loop. The search design is pragmatic too: plain lexical search always runs first and works out of the box, even on a fresh install or an air-gapped machine, while semantic matching only kicks in if you opt in. Teams that juggle several assistants, or developers who want a dependable record of what their agents actually did, get a useful layer over otherwise scattered chat history.