Agent Desktop Session Organizer

Organize scattered agent session files into a browsable, branchable, measurable workspace

Problem

Agent desktop shells are plentiful, yet developers still complain that history sessions feel like an archaeological dig, with piles of .jsonl files that are hard to browse or resume. They also cannot see what the agent is doing, what it costs, or how context is being used. Some have built their own shell just to cope, showing the pain is widespread and current tools fall short.

Solution

A lightweight local tool that does not modify agents themselves: it scans and indexes session files from various agents, groups them by project, supports browsing, resuming, branching or forking from any message, and shows each session's thinking process, tool calls, context usage, and cost.

Users

Developers and product managers using Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cline, OpenCode, and similar agents

MVP

Scan and index session files from mainstream agents; browse grouped by project/time; one-click resume or continue past sessions; branch or fork from any message; show token usage, cost, and context compaction status

Revenue

Free base tier plus one-time Pro license (branching, cost analysis, export); team tier per seat

Why now

Agent desktop tools are proliferating but session management remains a shared weak spot, and developers clearly want observability and branching; an indie dev can differentiate by focusing on this narrow slice instead of competing with the agents themselves.