Arvre

Arvre is a terminal tool that displays Claude Code sessions and their forks as a tree.

Arvre is a terminal utility designed to show Claude Code sessions and their forks as an interactive tree structure. Users can navigate through sessions, view parent and child relationships, and jump between them. It supports actions like opening a session directly in the terminal or copying the resume command to the clipboard. The tool provides keyboard controls to move through the tree, toggle between the last 24 hours and all time, switch directories or projects, change display styles, and cycle through colour themes. Session data is read from the local Claude projects directory, and forks are detected by analyzing shared message IDs.

Arvre at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Linux
Pricing: Free and open source under the MIT license
Released: November 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: github.com/victorcarrico/arvre

Key features

Display sessions and forks as a tree
Navigate between parents and children
Resume sessions in the terminal
Copy resume commands to the clipboard
Toggle between last 24 hours and all time
Toggle between this directory and all projects
Cycle through colour themes

Use it for

Visualizing Claude Code session histories
Resuming previous coding sessions
Managing branched development tasks

Companions

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Ralph for Claude Code — Enables continuous coding cycles with built-in API safeguards and rate limiting.
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