Migrating from Codex and Claude Code

To search past Claude Code and Codex conversations, run the provided scripts to list sessions by project and perform keyword searches. This surfaces readable prior sessions and allows keyword searches across all stored conversation data.

The best way to bootstrap agent memory is to apply conversation history discovery during onboarding. By reviewing past project sessions and coding patterns, you can inform current work and initialize agent context with relevant historical data.

Yes, you need jq installed to list and view local Codex and Claude Code history. The provided scripts rely on jq to parse the underlying data locations and surface the conversation context in a readable form.

Yes, you can search across all global history and per-project sessions for specific keywords. The search script scans both global conversation histories and project-specific sessions to match your query and surface relevant context.

Accessing past Claude and Codex conversations helps onboarding by bootstrapping memory with historical context. It allows you to review prior work, understand established coding patterns, and answer questions about past projects during initialization.