A terminal
coding agent
that actually
listens.

A small request. Two possible meanings.

Fix the session picker. It keeps opening the wrong one.

One question changes the work.

Does the picker show sessions in the wrong order, or open a different session than the one you select? The order. The newest session should come first.

Agree on the boundary.

declare_scope I’ll fix newest-first ordering in src/sessions.ts and cover it in test/sessions.test.ts. No picker redesign or new dependencies.

Read before changing.

I’ll inspect the sort and the session-ordering tests. read src/sessions.ts read test/sessions.test.ts The list sorts oldest first. I’ll reverse the comparison and add a deterministic tie-break.

The diff is the permission.

Edit(src/sessions.ts) · no rule covers this

--- a/src/sessions.ts
+++ b/src/sessions.ts
@@ -18,1 +18,2 @@
-  return sessions.sort((a, b) => a.createdAt - b.createdAt);
+  return sessions.sort((a, b) =>
+    b.createdAt - a.createdAt || a.id.localeCompare(b.id));

Change direction. Keep context.

Keep equal timestamps ordered by id, too. That fits the declared scope. The tie-break uses id; I’ll cover equal timestamps in the test. edit test/sessions.test.ts · Allow once (illustrated)

Verification has an output.

bash · bun test test/sessions.test.ts Allow once (illustrated) 2 pass 0 fail Ran 2 tests across 1 file.

Done has a precise meaning.

Sessions now sort newest first, with an id tie-break for equal timestamps. Added both ordering tests; 2 passed. I did not run the full suite or manually check the terminal picker.