> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.clideck.dev/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Search & Filter > Find sessions quickly with search and tab filtering Two ways to find sessions in the sidebar: text search and tab filtering. ## Search The search bar at the top of the sidebar filters sessions as you type. It matches against: * **Session name** — The name you gave the session (or the auto-generated one) * **Transcript content** — Everything the agent has output during the session This means you can search for a function name, error message, or file path and find the session where you worked on it — even if you didn't name the session after it. Search updates instantly as you type. Clear the search to see all sessions again. ## Tab Filtering Below the search bar, two tabs filter the session list: * **All** — Shows every session * **Unread** — Shows only sessions with new output you haven't looked at yet. A count badge shows how many unread sessions there are. ## How Unread Works A session is marked as **unread** (blue dot in the sidebar) when it produces new output while you're looking at a different session. Clicking on the session marks it as read. This helps when you're running multiple agents — you can quickly see which ones have produced new output since you last checked. ## Transcript Store Behind the scenes, CliDeck records a searchable transcript for every session: * **User input** is captured keystroke-by-keystroke and recorded when you press Enter * **Agent output** is batched (300ms debounce), stripped of ANSI formatting codes, and stored as plain text * Transcripts are saved as JSONL files in `~/.clideck/transcripts/` The transcript powers sidebar search. It's plain text only — no terminal formatting, colors, or control sequences. This makes search fast and results relevant. Transcripts are stored locally on your machine. They're used only for search functionality within CliDeck.