Crate sessionwiki 

sessionwiki: index, search, and resume every AI coding session on your machine, across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, the Cline family, gajae-code, and Continue.

The binary is a thin CLI over this library. The pieces worth reusing as a dependency are adapters (parse a session file into a model::Session) and index (an incremental SQLite FTS5 index over parsed sessions).

Modules

account_link

Optional swapdex integration: attribute each session to the ACCOUNT profile that was active when it started, by reading swapdex’s switch timeline (read-only). No swapdex on the machine -> no events -> no badges, silently.

adapters

blame

blame core: git-blame porcelain parsing, run grouping, the commit -> session attribution heuristic, and the hardened git invocation. The parsing and attribution are pure and unit-testable without git or a database.

commands

hook

The SessionStart recall hook: parse CC’s stdin JSON, query the index for the launch project, and print a small fenced brief to stdout (injected into the agent context on exit 0). Empty output when there is no history. Untrusted session titles/paths are sanitized and fenced as DATA, never instructions.

index

mcp

A hand-rolled, stdio-only MCP server: newline-delimited JSON-RPC 2.0, six read-only tools over the local session index. No network (stdio only), no sync, no writes (the DB handle is read-only). The server owns every byte written to stdout; all logging goes to stderr.

migrate

Path math for migrate - relocating a session so it can be resumed from a different project directory. Each tool ties a session to a directory differently, so the encoding lives here (and is unit-tested against the schemes observed on disk).

model

resume

util

web

window

A bounded, agent-consumable render of a session: the actual conversation (not a lossy summary), but with tool-output bulk folded to head+tail and an optional total budget that keeps the recent tail. This is what a caller (an agent via MCP, or show --window) reads to know what another session is doing without flooding its own context. The four things that make it parseable: an orientation header, role labels, tool CALLS kept but tool RESULTS folded, and a drill-down hint to show <id> --full.