The Claude Code session branch graph for this project: an ASCII git-style graph plus one record per session (id, name, parent, live, subject, merges), newest first. Start here to see what branches exist.

Full detail for one session: lineage (parent, branch point, children), transcript path, entry count, merges it took part in, and the command to resume it.

Full-text search across session transcripts (conversation text, not tool dumps). Answers 'which branch was the one where we worked out X?'. Returns matching sessions newest-first with snippets.

A session's conversation rendered as readable markdown (tool dumps elided). Local and free. Long transcripts are truncated at max_chars; prefer pleach_summary for a whole-branch digest.

Summarize what a branch attempted, what worked, what failed, and what was decided. Cached per branch head; a cache miss makes model calls (small cost, works at any transcript size).

Fork a session into a new tracked branch (copies the transcript under a new id, exactly like pleach branch). Returns the new session id and the claude --resume command to start working on it.

Label a session; labels show in the graph.

Dry-run a merge of two branches: branch point, merge-base method and confidence, and the exact prompt the merge agent would get. Dispatches nothing and writes nothing (summaries are computed, cached, small cost). Review this before calling pleach_merge.

SIDE-EFFECTFUL: materializes a merge base and dispatches a background Claude agent to reconcile the two branches (read-only unless allow_writes). Use pleach_merge_plan first and confirm with the user before calling this.

What pleach is tracking for this project: session/fork counts, live sessions, observed vs inferred edges.