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Changelog

This changelog tracks user-visible improvements to SESS.

v0.4.0 - 2026-04-02

SESS now includes a first pass at built-in session analytics, so you can see what you worked on without opening the SQLite database by hand.

What's new

Added sess history to show recent sessions for the current project.
Added sess stats to show totals such as session count, total time, average duration, and longest session.
Added sess report as a compact summary view that combines stats with recent session activity.
Added --all support to sess history, sess stats, and sess report for cross-project views across every tracked repository on the machine.

Why it matters

You can answer simple questions like "what was I working on last week?" or "which repo has consumed most of my time lately?" directly from the CLI.
Cross-project analytics make SESS more useful when you regularly move between multiple repositories.
The new report command gives you a fast status summary without stitching together multiple commands.

Notes

This release builds on the existing session workflow introduced in earlier versions. It does not change sess start, sess pause, sess resume, or sess end behavior.
Analytics are still local-only and read from the existing SQLite database at ~/.sess-cli/sess.db.

v0.3.1

Previous release. See the GitHub release page for details: https://github.com/Orctatech-Engineering-Team/sess-cli/releases/tag/v0.3.1