Search and filter

Once you’ve run more than a few sessions, you’ll want to find one again. Glueprint lets you filter the Sessions list by name, project, agent, and status.

The session list

The Sessions sidebar lists every session on the current host. By default it’s sorted by most-recent activity. Other sort options include project, agent, status, name, oldest first, and number of changes.

Above the list:

• A search box — filters by session name, agent, and branch.
• A status filter — the options are All, Active (running / waiting / interrupted), Done (completed), and Issues (failed / stopped).
• A sort menu — recent (default), oldest, name, status, changes, agent, project.

Jump to a session from anywhere

Cmd/Ctrl+E opens the jump list: every workspace in sidebar order, then your recent sessions, all filtered as you type. Cmd+Option+L (Ctrl+Alt+L on Windows and Linux) goes straight to the next session that needs you: waiting ones first, then ones that finished their turn. See Keyboard shortcuts.

Search scope

Search matches against the session’s display name, the agent that’s running, and (where present) the git branch. It does not match transcript content — if you remember a phrase the agent said and need to find the conversation, scroll back through the sessions you know it came from.

Mobile

Mobile shows one list, full-width. Pull down to reveal the search box. Filters live behind a filter icon at the top right.

Portal

The portal exposes the same search, filters, and sort. When you’ve selected multiple hosts in the sidebar’s host picker, each session card shows the icon of the host it lives on so you can tell them apart.

Related topics

• The session view
• Tasks and boards for a higher-level view of work that’s spread across many sessions.