Claude Sessions Sidekick 1.0.7

Added

• Reopen sessions after a PC restart (Chrome-style). If your machine
  restarts while Claude Code sessions are open, Sidekick offers to reopen
  them — pick which ones from a list, and they relaunch with --resume in
  their folders. Also available any time from the tray: Tools → Reopen
  Sessions. How many are shown is inferred from the number of running
  Claude Code processes, so open-but-idle sessions are included. Toggle in
  Settings → Compact Recommendations → Sessions.
• Memory cleanup suggestions. Sidekick periodically estimates your Claude
  Code memory footprint (global + project CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md,
  .claude/rules/*.md, and auto-memory MEMORY.md + entries) and, once it
  grows large enough, nudges you to review it — the Memory Review window
  shows each file's rough token cost and hands you a ready prompt to paste
  into Claude Code, which then consolidates the files itself (dedupe, drop
  stale entries, keep memory lean). Snooze for an hour, dismiss, or open it
  any time from the tray: Tools → Review Memory. Interval + size threshold
  are configurable.
• Copy Claude's latest reply to the clipboard with a global hotkey
  (default Ctrl+Alt+R) as clean, original text — no console indentation or
  width-based line wrapping (resolves #2).
  Reads the reply straight from the session file, so it's the text as authored.
  Also under the tray Tools → Copy Latest Reply; hotkey configurable in
  Settings → Global Hotkeys.

Changed

• Deleting a session in the Session Browser now moves the file to the
  Recycle Bin (restorable) instead of removing it permanently.