Where a session comes from — the source badge

Every entry carries a small source badge telling you where that session physically lives:

• Windows — the session was run with Claude Code on Windows.
• A distribution name (for example Ubuntu) — the session was run inside that WSL Linux environment. Claude Code keeps a completely separate store inside each WSL distribution, and the app reads them all.

The same machine can easily hold both kinds at once, in stores that have nothing to do with each other. The badge tells you which world an entry belongs to at a glance. Only WSL distributions that are currently running are scanned — a stopped one's sessions show up as soon as you start it.

Above the list, one source chip appears per store — Windows first, then each running distribution. Each chip carries a count and toggles that source on or off, so you can focus the list on, say, only your WSL sessions and hide the Windows ones (Show or hide sessions from this source).