[jlongo78]

Parallel agent sessions get unwieldy fast. One pattern that helps: treat each session as a named unit tied to a specific task scope, not just a terminal tab. When you can search past conversations by content rather than scrolling history, context recovery after switching becomes trivial. Also worth considering persistent session replay - being able to rejoin a long-running agent mid-task without re-prompting saves significant time across a workday.

[raykamp]

Hey jlongo78, thanks for the feedback and insights.

"persistent session replay" are you meaning more of a "resume" than "replay" ? I'm a little bit confused by the description, but curious to understand.

If I'm understanding it correctly, I think you'll appreciate what ccmux offers for streamlining the switch/resuming sessions: a sidebar that shows ongoing tasks that can be named. Each one requires just a mouse click or key binding to switch into.

[jlongo78]

Good clarification - yeah, "resume" is closer to what I meant. Less about rewinding and more about picking up context mid-task without losing your mental thread.

The named sidebar sounds useful for switching. My main need is the conversation history staying searchable and tied to that named scope, so when I return days later I can reconstruct what the agent was doing and why. Does ccmux persist that context across sessions?