get-history-filename

To locate the JSONL transcript file for a running agent session, trace the tmux pane to the process to the working directory and finally to the project directory. This Skill automates that process tracing to pinpoint the exact disk-based conversation history file path.

Yes, you can find a peer's chat history file by passing their specific tmux pane ID as an argument to the Skill. It traces that pane's process to locate the associated JSONL transcript file on disk.

Tmux process tracing maps a running agent to its conversation history file by following the execution chain from the tmux pane, to the active process, to the working directory, and resolving the project directory where the JSONL transcript is stored.

Yes, you need access to tmux and system process information to find an agent's disk-based transcript. The Skill relies on tracing the tmux pane and process hierarchy to resolve the working directory and locate the JSONL file.

The best way to get the conversation transcript location for Claude Code sessions is to use a tracing utility that maps the tmux pane to the working directory. This Skill specifically supports Claude Code and Codex sessions to resolve the JSONL file path.

Finding an agent session transcript file requires tracing the working directory because the JSONL chat history is stored relative to the project directory. Tracing the tmux pane and process ensures the correct project path is resolved for file system navigation.