Wims — Development skill for Claude Code

You started a Claude Code session about that webhook bug. It was a good session. It was also three days and forty folders ago, and `claude --resume` only lists sessions for the directory you happen to be standing in. So you either remember where you were, or you lose the thread.

`wims` lists **every** Claude Code session on your machine, wherever you started it. Search it, preview it, hit enter, and your shell lands *in that folder* with the conversation resumed.


Install

Requires **Node 20+**, and the `claude` CLI to actually resume anything.

From npm

npm install -g @pluginslab/wims

That gives you the `wims-tui` binary. To get the `wims` command that also moves your shell, install the shell function once:

mkdir -p ~/.config/wims
wims-tui --print-shim > ~/.config/wims/wims.sh
echo '[ -f ~/.config/wims/wims.sh ] && . ~/.config/wims/wims.sh' >> ~/.zshrc

Use `~/.bashrc` for bash. For fish, drop it straight into the autoload directory and skip the sourcing line entirely:

wims-tui --print-shim fish > ~/.config/fish/functions/wims.fish

Open a new shell and run `wims`.

Writing the shim to a file is deliberate. `eval "$(wims-tui --print-shim)"` in your rc file also works, but it starts Node on every single shell you open.

From source

git clone https://github.com/pluginslab/wims.git
cd wims
./install.sh
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