Claude Code guides
Practical guides to running, organizing and sharing your work with Claude Code.
September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesClaude Code session manager: the built-in tools, the open-source options, and what's missingA fair guide to managing Claude Code sessions in 2026. What Claude Code does natively, what the popular open-source session managers add, and how to pick.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesClaude Code project management: how to be your own product managerWhen you run several Claude Code sessions across several projects, you're managing a team. Here's the job, and a simple system for doing it.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesHow to search your Claude Code conversation historyFind an old Claude Code conversation by keyword, project, branch or pull request, and search inside every transcript on your machine from the terminal.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesWhere does Claude Code store session history?The exact files Claude Code writes for every session, what's inside them, how long they last, and the safe way to read them from a script.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesHow to resume a Claude Code session (from any folder, by name, or after it's gone)Every way to get back into a Claude Code session, including from a different directory, by name, from a pull request, and what to do when the transcript was deleted.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesSoftware release announcement templates for Slack and LinkedInCopyable templates for announcing a release or a finished feature, one for your team's Slack channel and one for LinkedIn, with examples and the mistakes that make people scroll past.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesHow to write a brag doc from your Claude Code workYour Claude Code sessions are a complete record of what you built and why. Here's how to turn a quarter of them into a brag doc or self-review you can back up line by line.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesUsing Claude Code sessions across devices (laptop, desktop app, phone, web)What moves between machines and what doesn't. Remote Control, cloud sessions, teleport, the desktop app, and how to move a session to another computer by hand.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesCursor chat history: where it's stored, why it disappears, and how to export itWhere Cursor keeps your chat and agent history on Mac, Windows and Linux, the common reasons it vanishes, and safe ways to export and back it up.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesClaude Code in VS Code: where your chat history goes and how to get it backHow the Claude Code VS Code extension stores, archives and resumes conversations, how that relates to the CLI's history, and what to do when sessions go missing.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesHow to manage multiple Claude Code sessions without losing trackRunning several Claude Code sessions at once is normal now. Here's how to keep their files apart, see what each one is doing, and know what's still unfinished tomorrow.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesCodex CLI: how to resume a session and where your history is storedEvery way to resume an OpenAI Codex CLI session, where Codex keeps transcripts and prompt history, how long they last, and how to search them.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesGemini CLI: how to resume a session, and why old sessions disappear after 30 daysResume, list, search and export Gemini CLI sessions, where they're stored, and the retention setting that deletes them after 30 days by default.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesWhy did my Claude Code sessions disappear?Claude Code deletes session transcripts after 30 days by default. Here's what gets deleted, what survives, how to change the setting, and how to keep every session.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesHow to export Claude Code chat history (to Markdown, a file, or JSON)Three ways to export a Claude Code conversation, from the built-in /export command to a script that turns any saved session into Markdown.September 25, 2026 · Claude Code guidesBrag document template for software engineers (copy it into Notion, Google Docs or Markdown)A brag document template built for engineers, with sections that hold up in a performance review. Copy it as Markdown, paste it into Notion or Google Docs, and fill it as you go.