stash

stash

stash is a terminal UI for bookmarking, browsing, previewing, and resuming local Claude Code and Codex sessions.

It has three views:

• Stash: sessions you saved
• History: recent sessions
• Active: currently running Claude Code sessions

Install

brew install jaredgizersky/tap/stash

Or build from source with Go:

go install github.com/jaredgizersky/stash/cmd/stash@latest

Use

stash        # open the TUI
stash --all  # show sessions from all projects
stash list   # print saved/recent sessions

Claude Code and Codex history show up automatically from local session files.

Agent hooks

Install the agent hook to type stash or stash <name> inside a session and have it save, name, and exit that session.

For Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add jaredgizersky/stash
/plugin install stash@stash
/reload-plugins

For Codex:

codex plugin marketplace add jaredgizersky/stash

Codex also requires hooks and plugin-provided hooks to be enabled in ~/.codex/config.toml:

[features]
codex_hooks = true
codex_plugin_hooks = true

Restart Codex after changing the config.

Keys

• left / right: switch tabs
• j / k: move
• enter: preview
• r: resume
• S: add to stash
• d: remove from stash
• /: filter
• tab: current project / all projects
• n: named only
• q / esc: quit or leave preview

Config

By default, stash resumes sessions without bypassing tool permissions or sandboxing.

To resume Claude with --dangerously-skip-permissions and Codex with --yolo, create ~/.stash/config.toml:

dangerously_skip_permissions = true

For one shell only:

export STASH_YOLO=1

License

MIT