save-conversation

To save chat conversations to a markdown log, this skill automatically summarizes and archives exchanges into a structured file under a conv-logs directory using date-based folders and timestamped filenames for easy retrieval.

The best way to archive chat sessions in a git project is using this skill, which resolves the project root via git rev-parse --show-toplevel and stores markdown logs relative to that root to prevent subdirectory misplacement.

Yes, you can automatically save only new messages because the conversation archiving process detects previous saves and only includes recent exchanges, preventing duplicate logs in the markdown file.

You organize conversation logs by date through the skill's automatic directory creation, which structures the markdown archives into date-based folders with timestamped filenames for straightforward chronological tracking.

Saving conversation logs requires no manual note-taking because the skill automatically generates a concise markdown summary of User and Claude exchanges, ensuring traceability and reducing manual input.

Conversation logs are stored in the wrong subdirectory when the project root is not resolved properly; this skill prevents misplacement by using git rev-parse --show-toplevel to anchor the conv-logs path to the actual root.