Display the custom title (from /rename) in the session picker #24
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Sessions renamed via /rename now display the custom title in the session picker instead of the auto-generated summary.
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Summary
Sessions renamed via
/renamenow display the custom title in the session picker instead of the auto-generated summary.Previously,
_get_jsonl_summary()only checked for:type: "summary"entriesNow it first checks for
type: "custom-title"entries, which are created when users rename a session with/rename:{"type":"custom-title","customTitle":"GIT stuff","sessionId":"abc123"} Changes - Modified _get_jsonl_summary() in src/claude_code_transcripts/__init__.py to check for custom-title first - Added two tests in tests/test_generate_html.py Test plan - Added test_gets_custom_title_from_jsonl - Added test_custom_title_takes_priority_over_summary - All 106 existing tests pass