dicklesworthstone/coding_agent_session_search is a Rust tool that collects the session logs left locally by multiple coding agent CLIs into one index for search and exploration. The README explains that the unified terminal UI (TUI) and the CLI tool coding-agent-search (cass) gather the agent sessions left by 11 or more providers — Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cline, OpenCode, Pi-Agent and others — into a single searchable timeline. The latest release of this repository is v0.10.0.
Developers who alternate between several agents have to dig through past runs scattered across each agent to recover conversations and messages. This tool takes on the job of collecting those records into one searchable timeline. The default search mode is hybrid, and SQLite holds the baseline data for the indexed conversations and messages. The star count is 1188, and the repository was created on November 21, 2025.
Some parts remain unverified, though. The license field shows only NOASSERTION, so the actual terms of use cannot be known. No release notes are given for v0.10.0, so what this version changed is likewise unknown. Among the evaluation metrics, only the momentum item (out of 10) has a value, 1.8, while the rest have none. Until the license and the scope of the release are confirmed, using it to explore your own records is safer than folding it into another project.