Spool.

After installing Spool, you're a few clicks away from a browsable library of every AI session on your machine.

1. Launch Spool

Open Spool from your Applications folder. It starts indexing your Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI sessions automatically — new sessions become visible the moment they're written.

2. Browse your library

The left sidebar lists projects — derived from the working directories your agents ran in, so a project called api-core collects every Claude / Codex / Gemini session you ever opened from that repo. Click a project to see its sessions in the main pane.

The Library Home (the default main-pane view) shows your most recent sessions across all projects, bucketed by date.

3. Pin what matters

Hover any session row and click the pin icon. Pinned sessions surface at the top of:

  • their owning project's view, and
  • the global Pinned section on Library Home.

Pin replaces the older Star concept — same gesture, library-shaped semantics.

4. Search with ⌘K

Press ⌘K anywhere in the app to open the search overlay. Search is scoped to the current project by default, or All to span the whole archive. Toggle to AI mode in the same overlay for synthesized answers backed by source fragments.

5. Search from your terminal

The bundled CLI runs the same search engine:

bash
spool search "auth middleware"
spool list -n 10
spool show <uuid>

See the CLI reference for the full command set.

What about platform data (Twitter, GitHub, Reddit, …)?

Bookmarks, stars, and saves live in Spool Daemon — a sibling app focused on capture sync. Once you install Daemon, its captures appear alongside Spool sessions in the same search box.