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Discover and resume existing Claude Code sessions through ACP - #3
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Existing local Claude Code conversations now appear in Alto's sidebar and History pane through ACP session listing. Opening a conversation replays its transcript and continues its original native session with Ask permissions. Stable IDs prevent duplicate history entries, and replay preserves recency and saved transcripts on failure. Claude history remains available if Codex cannot start.
Validation: typecheck and production build pass; 80 focused existing tests pass. Temporary verification exercised real Claude CLI history replay and continuation, pagination, concurrent requests, restart, failed loads, and unavailable Codex. No unit or integration test files were added to the repository.
The full test suite passed 967 tests with one existing Electron browser-test failure. That failure and the design-system audit failures reproduce on unchanged main. Local real-agent verification used the cached pinned adapter because the machine's npm package filter blocks the default npx launcher; direct installed-adapter configuration is documented.