feat(web): global sessions page with filter, group, sort - #35
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/sessions lists sessions across every project. Filters: q (summary OR ID prefix), provider, project, model, after/before. Group by project, day, provider, or model with sticky aggregate headers. Sort by time, messages, prompts, or tokens — tokens is new in the catalog layer, so the CLI gains --sort tokens too. Dense two-line rows per docs/design/0003-global-sessions.md (kiln pass over the quiet-terminal material): every sort key is a visible column, active filters render as clearable chips, the form works without JS, limit=100 with honest Showing X of Y footer. GET /api/sessions is the same query as JSON in an envelope with total/shown. Fixes shipped alongside per the design audit: .empty-state promoted out of memSectionCSS, dark-mode provider badge contrast, the advertised-but-unbound d shortcut (this page). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… native submit Review pass: Enter in a text field fires native form submit, which bypassed the debounced empty-param stripping and produced ?q=x&provider=&model= URLs. One shared stripEmpty on the submit event covers both paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
/sessions— the cross-project session cockpit the web UI was missing. Every session across every project, with:q= summary substring OR session-ID prefix), provider, project, model,after/beforedatestokensadded at the catalog layer, so the CLI gainsccx sessions --sort tokenstooGET /api/sessionsserves the same query as JSON in a{sessions, total, shown}envelope; per-project/api/sessions/<project>keeps its bare-array shapeDesign
Spec'd before building:
docs/design/0003-global-sessions.md(design-system pass against the 0002 quiet-terminal contract). Key calls: dense two-line rows instead of cards (every sort key is a visible aligned column), one GET form usable with JS disabled, active filters as per-param-clearable chips,limit=100default with an honestShowing X of Yfooter, state entirely in the URL.Adjacent defects the design audit surfaced, fixed here: dark-mode provider badge contrast (~2.1:1 → ground-color text),
.empty-statetrapped inmemSectionCSS(), the advertised-but-unbounddtheme shortcut (bound on this page).Verification
make fmt/make test/make buildclean; 25+ new assertions (grouping modes + ordering, q ID-prefix semantics, chips, footer copy, API envelope, invalid-param fallback, per-project API shape unchanged)limit=02.4MB (opt-in, labeled "(slower)")html.EscapeString; URLs viaurl.Values.Encode(); no map-iteration ordering leaksFollow-ups (not filed, Eric-gated)
Session.Title(SessionMeta + CacheFormatVersion bump) to light up the row-label precedencepageHeader(), 900px sidebar breakpoint vs the 0002 two-breakpoint rule, index/project/focus contradicting its own placeholder🤖 Generated with Claude Code