LLM Session Manager

LLM Session Manager

Monitor & collaborate on Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot

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The first monitoring platform for AI coding tools. Real-time health scoring, team collaboration, AI-powered insights, and cross-session memory. Track token usage, prevent session failures, and build organizational knowledge. 100% free & open source.
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Gagandeep Singh
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šŸ‘‹ Hey Product Hunt! I'm Gagan, creator of LLM Session Manager. Why I built this: I was losing hours to failed Claude Code sessions. No warning when hitting token limits, no way to collaborate with teammates, and zero visibility into what was happening. What makes it unique: āœ… Multi-tool support (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot) āœ… Predictive health scoring (know when to start fresh) āœ… Team collaboration (REST API + WebSockets) āœ… AI-powered memory (learn from past sessions) āœ… 100% free, no usage limits Quick Start: ```bash pip install llm-session-manager llm-session list llm-session monitor Already launched on LinkedIn with great feedback -https://www.linkedin.com/posts/g... . I'll be here all day to answer questions! AMA šŸš€ GitHub: https://github.com/iamgagan/llm-...
Sanskar Yadav

Congrats on the launch!

How does the cross session memory feature improve collaboration between team members working on different AI coding tasks?

Gagandeep Singh

@sanskarixĀ Great question! The cross-session memory feature creates a "shared brain" for your team. Here's how it works: Problem it solves: Developer A spends 2 hours debugging a database migration issue in their Claude Code session. Developer B hits the same issue next week - but has no idea A already solved it. How memory helps:

Automatic Knowledge Capture ```bash llm-session memory-add <session-id> "Fixed Prisma migration deadlock by adding transaction isolation" "database bugfix"

Intelligent Search Across ALL Sessions

llm-session memory-search "database migration"

Returns relevant learnings from ANY team member's sessions, ranked by relevance using AI embeddings.

Context-Aware Recommendations

llm-session recommend

Analyzes your current session and suggests: "3 teammates worked on similar tasks. Here's what worked..."

Real-world example:

Team working on a React app:

  • Dev A: "Performance optimization - memoization fixed 200ms render"

  • Dev B searches: "react performance" → Finds A's solution instantly

  • Dev C gets auto-recommendation: "Similar component detected, consider memoization"

The magic: It uses vector embeddings, so it finds semantically similar content even with different keywords. Search "API timeout" and it finds sessions about "request hanging" or "slow responses".

HalyticAI

Super relevant for teams using AI coding tools! Quick question: do you have any way to flag when AI-generated code might have accessibility issues (missing ARIA, semantic HTML, keyboard nav)?

We've noticed AI tools often miss these details even when they write clean code.

Congrats on the launch!

Gagandeep Singh

@halyticaiĀ Love this question! Accessibility in AI-generated code is SO important.

Current workaround: Tag sessions with a11y issues for tracking:

llm-session tag <id> accessibility aria-missing
llm-session memory-add <id> "Missing ARIA labels on form inputs" "accessibility"

Then search/filter across all sessions to find patterns.

What I DON'T have (yet): Automatic detection of accessibility anti-patterns in AI output.

BUT - this is a fantastic feature idea!

Imagine:

  • Real-time axe-core analysis of AI code suggestions

  • Alerts: " Missing semantic HTML"

It's fully open source - would you want to collaborate on building this? Your team clearly has the expertise!

Otherwise, I'll add it to the roadmap. This could help SO many teams.

Thanks for the insight!

HalyticAI

@gagandeep_singh45Ā Thanks so much; love hearing how you’re tagging a11y issues today. We’ve been hacking on exactly that missing layer: Halytic runs real‑time axe-core checks on generated code (runtime and CI) and calls out things like missing ARIA labels, landmark structure, etc.

I’d be open to collaborating or getting on an async brainstorm. Happy to share what we’ve built and see if we can upstream an accessibility module into LLM Session Manager. Catching those anti-patterns before they hit prod would be huge for both our communities.

Ping me any time—DM here or email raymond@halytic.ai if you’re interested.