Show HN: Recall — Resume Claude Code/Codex conversations with full-text search (github.com)

Recall is a tiny CLI tool that provides full‑text search over your Claude Code and Codex conversations and lets you jump back into a session from the terminal. Install via Homebrew, Cargo, or download the binary, run recall, type to search, and press Enter to resume a conversation. The interactive keybindings include arrows to navigate, PageUp/PageDown to scroll previews, Tab to copy session IDs, / to toggle scope (current folder vs. everywhere), and Esc to quit. For tooling and workflows, recall wires into your existing Claude/Codex CLI by invoking configurable resume commands via environment variables (RECALL_CLAUDE_CMD and RECALL_CODEX_CMD) where {id} is substituted with the session identifier. That makes it easy to restore full chat context for debugging, iterative coding, or audit trails. Note the example uses flags that bypass permissions/sandboxing—convenient for “YOLO” restores but a security/privacy risk in many environments. Made by zippoxer and Claude, recall is a simple, low-friction utility that streamlines retrieval and continuation of developer AI sessions while requiring mindful configuration for safe use.