session-history

To find past coding session history, use semantic search to retrieve relevant sessions by topic, technology, or intent like bug hunting or refactoring. This matches your query against indexed session transcripts to locate the exact prior work you need.

Yes, you can browse archived sessions filtered by project and time. The filtered browsing capability allows you to quickly narrow down the list of sessions to find the specific historical context you are looking for.

You can read the full transcript of a previous session to understand why decisions were made by using exact transcript retrieval. This provides the complete conversation context, optionally including tool outputs, so you can see exactly what changed and why.

The best way to retrieve prior debugging attempts from older projects is to combine semantic search with project-filtered browsing. Search by your debugging intent, filter by the target project, and then read the full transcript to reuse the same approach.

Yes, session transcript reading supports pagination for long conversations. Along with optional tool-output inclusion, pagination allows you to manage and read through extensive prior session histories without being overwhelmed by the data volume.

Basic keyword search may fail because session retrieval relies on semantic indexing to match intent and context. Searching semantically for concepts like CI setup or refactoring yields better results than exact keyword matching across stored transcripts.