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Search

Full-text search (SQLite FTS5) across every message of every session, grouped by session, one click from the exact match. Identifiers and snake_case survive tokenization, so useWebSocket and MAX_RETRIES are findable. Everything is searched: prompts, replies, tool arguments, tool output, file contents an agent read, and the files you edited by hand while it was running. Subagent transcripts are indexed too. Type words, or operators, or both:

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What this match cost

Above the results is the aggregate over the full match set, not the page you can see: matched sessions, turns, tokens, and estimated spend. That is “what did this kind of work cost me” — a question you cannot answer without a content index, which is why no cost tracker offers it.

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Refine chips

Under the count, chips show what the current results actually contain — agents, branches, tools, kinds, projects — each with its share. Clicking one appends the operator. A dimension with only one value is not offered, because a chip that filters nothing away is noise pretending to be a control.

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Timeline

Flip to the timeline and the full match set is placed on a time axis, one marker per session, oldest first. This answers “when did this keep coming up?” — a topic that appears in five sessions across three months looks very different from five in one afternoon.

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Recurring failures

Search is:error and the results are preceded by the same failure grouped across runs, ranked by how many sessions hit it, with the project count beside it: “this happened in 13 sessions across 3 projects.” The grouping is mechanical and legible — paths, ids, numbers and quoted payloads are replaced, then the first sentence becomes the key. No model is involved, so the rule is one you can read and predict. Click a group to land on a real occurrence. Ordinary search matches words. Deep search matches inside them: eWebSock finds useWebSocket, half an error string finds the error, part of a UUID finds the session. It is opt-in because it costs a few times your index’s size. Build it from the health card’s Maintain row, then flip the words | inside words toggle. Drop it any time.

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From the terminal

Same operators as the UI. Hits print with deep links into the running UI.