conversation-search

You can search past Claude Code conversations by entering keywords related to specific topics or error messages. This retrieves relevant discussions, including code snippets and solutions, eliminating manual sifting through chat history.

Yes, you can filter Claude Code chat history by specific dates, code branches, or projects. This narrows down your search to relevant timeframes and project contexts for precise recall of past discussions.

The best way to recall a specific debugging session is to perform a deep content search using keywords related to the bug. This provides verbatim conversation content and optional AI-generated summaries of the exact solutions discussed.

Yes, conversation search works directly with Claude Code history stored locally in your projects directory. It scans this specific local path to index and retrieve past discussions without requiring external database connections.

You can generate AI-powered summaries of found conversations instead of reading the full text. This option provides a concise overview of the past discussion, facilitating quick recall of project-specific information and outcomes.

When performing full-text searches within large conversation histories, you can manage limitations by applying filters and setting message limits. These options prevent overly broad queries and constrain deep content search results to manageable outputs.