dump-output

To automatically log Claude outputs, you can toggle a marker file that persists every response as a timestamped Markdown file in a dump folder, creating a persistent audit trail for review.

Creating an audit trail of Claude outputs requires enabling automatic dumping to timestamped Markdown files, which archives every response for debugging and review across interactive sessions.

Yes, you can toggle output logging on and off during an interactive session by creating or removing an enabled flag, which signals the current logging status after each update.

No dependencies are required to dump Claude outputs, as the automatic logging routine relies on a small Bash script to manage the marker file and timestamped Markdown archival.

Automatic output dumping manages Markdown log files by writing each Claude response into a dedicated dump folder with a timestamp, ensuring outputs are preserved for reference without manual intervention.

You should not use automatic output dumping if you do not require persistent logs, as the Bash routine creates timestamped Markdown files for every output, which can accumulate unnecessarily during simple interactive sessions.