Available Commands
sessionbase ls
List local chat sessions from all supported platforms.
--claude- Show only Claude Code sessions--gemini- Show only Gemini CLI sessions--qchat- Show only Amazon Q Chat sessions--codex- Show only OpenAI Codex CLI sessions--global- Include sessions from all projects--path <path>- Filter sessions by specific directory
sessionbase push
Push a chat session to SessionBase for sharing.
[file]- Path to session file (.json or .jsonl) - mutually exclusive with platform flags
--claude- Auto-detect most recent Claude Code session--gemini- Auto-detect most recent Gemini CLI session--qchat- Auto-detect most recent Amazon Q Chat session--codex- Auto-detect most recent OpenAI Codex CLI session--private- Make the session private. Private sessions are only visible to you.--title <title>- Set session title--tags <tags>- Comma-separated tags--summary <summary>- Session summary/description
- Upsert semantics: If you push a session, continue chatting, then push again, SessionBase will update the existing session rather than creating a duplicate.
sessionbase login
Authenticate with your SessionBase account.
--token <token>- Authentication token available at https://www.sessionbase.ai/settings.
sessionbase whoami
Display current authentication status and user information.
sessionbase logout
Log out and remove stored authentication token.
Platform-Specific Behavior
SessionBase can automatically push your current chat session for Claude Code, Amazon Q Chat, and Codex CLI. For the Gemini CLI, you must first run the/chat save <TAG> command first, then SessionBase can detect and push from there. The table below summarizes some of the platform specific behavior.
Examples
Push Current Session
Browse Sessions
Manual File Push
Collaborative Workflows
Sharing Sessions:Tips
Organizing Pushes
- Use meaningful titles and tags for better organization
- Summaries help when browsing sessions later
Workflow Integration
- Use the MCP server for seamless pushes during AI conversations
- Regular pushes create a searchable history of your AI-assisted development
- Consider linking sessions in team documentation or in pull requests
