# pai sessions > Alias for `pai` — show the unified deduped listing. ## Synopsis ``` pai sessions [options] ``` ## Options | Option | Description | Default | |--------|-------------|---------| | `--all` | Show all entries including cold / zero-session / archived projects | | | `-n, --n ` | Max candidates for history search | `20` | ## See also [`pai audit`](audit.md) · [`pai backup`](backup.md) · [`pai clear-names`](clear-names.md) · [`pai config`](config.md) · [`pai daemon`](daemon.md) · [`pai db`](db.md) · [`pai end`](end.md) · [`pai help`](help.md) · [`pai identity`](identity.md) · [`pai kg`](kg.md) · [`pai launch`](launch.md) · [`pai mcp`](mcp.md) · [`pai memory`](memory.md) · [`pai notify`](notify.md) · [`pai observation`](observation.md) · [`pai obsidian`](obsidian.md) · [`pai pause`](pause.md) · [`pai project`](project.md) · [`pai projects`](projects.md) · [`pai registry`](registry.md) · [`pai restore`](restore.md) · [`pai session`](session.md) · [`pai setup`](setup.md) · [`pai shell-init`](shell-init.md) · [`pai skill`](skill.md) · [`pai task`](task.md) · [`pai topic`](topic.md) · [`pai update`](update.md) · [`pai worker`](worker.md) · [`pai zettel`](zettel.md) Run `pai help ` to read any of these in the terminal.