Scan Codex archived_sessions alongside active sessions so archived conversations appear in the session manager.
Allow deletion from any validated Codex session root while keeping path safety checks in place.
Previously Codex and OpenClaw sessions only showed the working directory
basename as the title, making it hard to distinguish sessions in the same
project. Now both providers extract the first real user message as the
session title, matching the existing Claude Code behavior.
- Codex: first user message → dir basename (skips AGENTS.md injection)
- OpenClaw: displayName (sessions.json) → first user message → dir basename
- Move TITLE_MAX_CHARS constant to shared utils.rs
- Use Option<&HashMap> for OpenClaw parse_session to avoid leaky abstraction
- Parallelize 5 provider scans using std::thread::scope
- Add read_head_tail_lines() to read only first 10 + last 30 lines from JSONL files, skipping potentially large middle sections
- Cache Codex UUID regex with LazyLock to avoid repeated compilation
- Skip expensive I/O in OpenCode when session title is already available
* feat: init session manger
* feat: persist selected app to localStorage
- Save app selection when switching providers
- Restore last selected app on page load
* feat: persist current view to localStorage
- Save view selection when switching tabs
- Restore last selected view on page load
* styles: update ui
* feat: Improve macOS Terminal activation and refactor Kitty launch to use command with user's default shell.
* fix: session view
* feat: toc
* feat: Implement FlexSearch for improved session search functionality.
* feat: Redesign session manager search and filter UI for a more compact and dynamic experience.
* refactor: modularize session manager by extracting components and utility functions into dedicated files.
* feat: Enhance session terminal launching with support for iTerm2, Ghostty, WezTerm, and Alacritty, including UI and custom configuration options.
* feat: Conditionally render terminal selection and resume session buttons only on macOS.
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