clauhist: browse full Claude Code history and resume sessions across projects

Claude Code can already help you resume work from a project if you move into that working directory and use /resume there. The limitation is that this is tied to the current working directory. If you want to look back across all of your past work, including sessions from other repositories and directories, that gets awkward. clauhist is a small CLI tool for that case. It shows your Claude Code history in fzf, lets you browse sessions across working directories, and resume one from the list. What it shows Sessions are sorted by recent activity. Each row includes: the last activity time the project path whether the path still exists a preview of the first message the message count There is also a preview pane with the session ID, timestamps, and message list. Once you find the one you want, press Enter. How it works clauhist reads ~/.claude/history.jsonl, groups entries by session, and passes the result to fzf. After you select a session, it runs: claude --resume <session-id> It do