quanru / raycast-vibelet-search

What is raycast-vibelet-search?

A Raycast extension written in TypeScript that gives you global search across all your Claude Code and Codex sessions - whether they came from the CLI or the desktop app. It reads session files directly from disk and uses ripgrep to power full-text search across thousands of conversations. Pick any session and resume it in your terminal with one keystroke, or jump to it in the corresponding desktop app.

Why is it gaining traction?

The real value is unification - most developers use both Claude Code CLI and Claude Desktop, but each stores sessions in different locations with different metadata. This extension indexes everything through a single interface and lets you search by actual conversation content, not just titles. The detail view shows matched context when you search by content, and the ability to resume in Terminal, open in the native app, or copy the resume command means it fits into existing workflows rather than forcing new ones. Multi-terminal support (Terminal.app, iTerm, Ghostty, WezTerm, Warp) covers most setups without requiring configuration.

Who should use this?

Developers who use Claude Code or Codex regularly and keep losing track of past sessions. If you've ever wanted to find that conversation where you debugged a specific error, or resume a session from last week without hunting through your terminal history, this fills that gap. Especially useful for those running both the CLI and desktop app - you get one search that spans both. Not yet on the Raycast Store, so requires manual installation, which limits appeal to users comfortable with basic CLI tooling.

Verdict

A well-built extension with solid TypeScript code, good test coverage, and a clear use case. The credibility score of 0.949999988079071% and 14 stars reflect its early stage and small user base - this is not a proven, battle-tested tool. Installation is manual since it's sideloaded, and updating requires re-running the installer. Worth trying if you're a heavy Raycast user who lives in Claude or Codex, but don't bet critical workflows on it yet. Watch the repo for a Raycast Store release and community growth before committing.