Show HN: DejaView – Terminal dashboard for all your Claude Code sessions

Developer dotbrt released DejaView, an open-source terminal dashboard that aggregates and displays all Claude Code sessions across projects on a user's machine, enabling quick session resumption without configuration. The tool reads local transcript files, provides activity sparklines and session details, and runs entirely offline with no data leaving the machine.

Terminal dashboard for all your Claude Code https://claude.com/claude-code sessions, across every project on your machine. You use Claude Code everywhere. A refactor here, a side project there, a bugfix you swore you'd finish after lunch - three days ago. claude --resume only helps if you remember which directory you were in. The rest is cd -and-guess archaeology. dejaview turns that pile of forgotten sessions into a dashboard: See everything at once - every project you've touched, sorted by recency, with a 14-day activity sparkline Know where you left off - each session shows its title, your last prompt, how it started, duration, and git branch Jump straight back in - hit Enter and you're resumed, in the right directory, on the right session Zero setup - no config, no daemon, no account. Run it and it finds your sessions. More screenshots Drilling into a session - last prompt, how it started, and the ready-to-paste resume command: Try it without installing uv https://docs.astral.sh/uv/ : uvx dejaview Keep it: uv tool install dejaview or: pipx install dejaview Or straight from the repo: uv tool install git+https://github.com/dotbrt/dejaview Sessions are read from ~/.claude/projects . If yours live elsewhere: dejaview --dir /path/to/projects | Key | Action | |---|---| Enter | resume selected session or jump to pane | c | copy resume command to clipboard | r | rescan transcripts | Tab | switch pane | Esc | back to projects pane | q | quit | Read-only, local-only. It parses the .jsonl transcripts in ~/.claude/projects/ , counts human prompts ignoring hooks, sidechains, and system noise , and groups sessions by working directory. Nothing is written and nothing leaves your machine. Built with Textual https://textual.textualize.io/ . MIT