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The picker creates, it never switches. Inside tmux the new-session
picker now lists every running session — the one you are in on top, marked ▌, with the cursor on it — and Enter on a running session starts
another Claude Code session in that session's directory instead of jumping
back into it (jumping is the sidebar's job). ^S still opens a terminal
there, and Tab now names the new session on running-session rows too.
So prefix+NEnter is "one more Claude Code here".
Names follow the directory on every row, -2, -3, … past taken ones: a
third agent in ~/dev/suite1 is suite1-3, never suite1-2-2.
Fixed: since 1.0.0 the picker dropped the session it was opened from, which
left no row for its directory at all — no way to open a terminal or a
second agent where you already are.
Outside tmux (bare pier) Enter on a running session still attaches to
it: without a sidebar, that is the way back into a session.