The problem
Last time I built claude-sessions: one picker to resume any Claude Code session across projects. But a machine crash takes more than Claude with it — it takes your whole terminal layout. Which tabs were open, which directory each one was in, which ones had a Claude session running.
macOS window restoration exists, but it fails this job twice:
It restores windows, not processes — your claude sessions don't come back.
It can't tell a crash from a quit — close your terminal on purpose for a fresh start, and it cheerfully brings back all the old tabs anyway.
