Releases·Tool Release
Anthropic adds CLI session resume to Claude Code desktop app via /resume
Anthropic announced that Claude Code's desktop app now supports resuming terminal sessions. Users type /resume to pick any session started from the CLI, and it continues in the app with full conversation and context intact. The feature bridges CLI and desktop workflows for developers using Claude Code.
7844 engagement1 sourceFri, Aug 28, 2026, 04:00 PM
AI Overview
- The /resume command lists sessions previously started from the Claude Code CLI for continuation in the desktop app
- Resumed sessions carry over the full conversation and context from the terminal
- Announced via an X post on 2026-08-28 that drew roughly 7,800 engagements
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News·Incident
Users report Claude Code sessions missing from Claude Desktop app
Users report that Claude Code sessions are no longer visible in the Claude Desktop app, though the underlying .claude folder remains intact and sessions can be resumed via terminal. The issue appears to be a display or synchronization problem in the desktop app, causing inconvenience for users who prefer the GUI.
Users report that Claude Code sessions are no longer visible in the Claude Desktop app, though the underlying .claude folder remains intact and sessions can be resumed via terminal. The issue appears to be a display or synchronization problem in the desktop app, causing inconvenience for users who prefer the GUI.
10 engagement1 sourceredditTue, Aug 4, 2026, 09:41 PM
Products·launched
Recap: list and resume Claude Code sessions across projects
Recap is a CLI tool that reads local Claude Code session logs to list recent sessions across all projects, not just the current directory. It provides commands to resume individual sessions or reopen multiple sessions in separate terminal tabs. It solves the problem of losing track of Claude Code sessions after a reboot for developers working across multiple repositories.
Recap is a CLI tool that reads local Claude Code session logs to list recent sessions across all projects, not just the current directory. It provides commands to resume individual sessions or reopen multiple sessions in separate terminal tabs. It solves the problem of losing track of Claude Code sessions after a reboot for developers working across multiple repositories.
1 engagement1 sourceredditSun, Jul 19, 2026, 02:23 PM
Products·launched
ClaudeTerm: Windows terminal for Claude Code with image side panel, usage status bar, session restore
ClaudeTerm is a Windows terminal built specifically for running Claude Code. It parses the Claude Code session to show conversation images in a side panel, display context and 5-hour limit usage in a status bar, surface pending permission prompts, and restore sessions after a reboot. It targets developers running multiple Claude Code tabs on Windows.
ClaudeTerm is a Windows terminal built specifically for running Claude Code. It parses the Claude Code session to show conversation images in a side panel, display context and 5-hour limit usage in a status bar, surface pending permission prompts, and restore sessions after a reboot. It targets developers running multiple Claude Code tabs on Windows.
4 engagement1 sourceredditTue, Oct 6, 2026, 04:07 PM
News·Incident
Claude Code desktop users report empty chat sessions after update
Claude Code desktop users report that chat sessions appear empty with 'No messages yet' despite the underlying messages being retrievable. The issue has persisted for several days and is disrupting workflows, with users seeking fixes or alternatives.
Claude Code desktop users report that chat sessions appear empty with 'No messages yet' despite the underlying messages being retrievable. The issue has persisted for several days and is disrupting workflows, with users seeking fixes or alternatives.
02116 engagement3 sourcesredditFri, Aug 21, 2026, 10:33 AM
News·Incident
Users report Claude Code sessions vanish from Desktop sidebar after reset
After resetting or reinstalling Claude Desktop on Windows, users report that Claude Code sessions disappear from the sidebar even though chat history returns. The sessions remain accessible via the CLI's claude --resume command, which reads local JSONL transcript files.
After resetting or reinstalling Claude Desktop on Windows, users report that Claude Code sessions disappear from the sidebar even though chat history returns. The sessions remain accessible via the CLI's claude --resume command, which reads local JSONL transcript files.
3 engagement1 sourceredditThu, Aug 6, 2026, 04:49 AM