Max limit hit at 2 pm. You log into the second account. The sidebar is empty.
lists every session that’s missing here, newest first.
brings every Claude Code session back into the sidebar of the account you’re signed in to. Same chat, same context, nothing summarized.
Every one of them has a fix. Scroll through them.
lists every session that’s missing here, newest first.
Not a new chat. The same chat. re-registers the original session, so Claude continues mid-thought.
Nothing is summarized. The full transcript is already on your Mac. just makes the sidebar see it.
--resume them in a terminal.One screen, checkboxes, a time range. 7, 14, 30 days. Click once.
never overwrites, never deletes. Every import is backed up and undone with one click.
Claude Code keeps every transcript on your Mac, account-agnostic. The desktop app only shows the sessions registered to the account you’re signed in to. writes the missing registrations. That’s all it does, and it’s enough.
reads the session index of every account on this Mac and shows what’s missing in the one you’re in.
Choose a time range: 7, 14, 30, 90 days, or all. Untick what you don’t need. Scheduled reminders stay out by default.
writes the registrations into the signed-in account. The sidebar fills while you watch.
Preview of the import screen: a list of missing sessions with checkboxes, a time range and one Import button.
Hit the limit on one account? Switch, run , continue the same conversation. Your prompts, your files, your decisions, all still there.
Every session, in the account you’re in. Same chat, same context, one click.