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The Sessions page is your full library of every recording you have made in Claude Scope. From here you can search and filter sessions, open individual recordings to review their extracted frames and generated prompt, rename a session, or delete recordings you no longer need. Open Sessions in your workspace sidebar, or click the Sessions quick-action card on the Dashboard. The page loads the complete list of your recordings, newest first. You can narrow the list using the search box (filters by title) and the Filter panel, which lets you filter by status (complete, processing, error) and by date range (last 7 days, last 30 days, or any date).

Session list columns

Each row in the list shows the following information.

Viewing a session

1

Open the Sessions page

Click Sessions in the workspace sidebar or on the Dashboard quick-action card.
2

Find the session

Scroll the list, or type in the search box to filter by title. Use Filter to narrow by status or date if you have many recordings.
3

Click the session row

Click anywhere on the row to open the session detail page.
4

Review the session

The detail page shows the generated prompt (with tabs for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Raw), a filmstrip of extracted frames, and the session metadata panel.

Session detail fields

The metadata panel on the session detail page exposes the following fields.

Renaming a session

Click the session title on the detail page to edit it inline. Press Enter or click away to save. Claude Scope sends a PATCH /api/sessions/:id request with the updated title. If the save fails, the title reverts to its previous value and an error toast appears.

Deleting a session

Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Claude Scope does not keep backups of deleted sessions, their frames, or their generated prompts.
To delete a single session, open the session detail page and click Delete session in the top-right corner. Confirm the dialog to proceed. Claude Scope calls DELETE /api/sessions/:id and then returns you to the Sessions list. You can also delete programmatically:

Bulk deletion

To remove all sessions at once, go to Settings → Danger Zone and use the Delete all sessions option. This action is also permanent and removes every session, frame, and prompt in your workspace.
“Delete all sessions” cannot be undone. Export any prompts you want to keep before using this option.