session-logs

To search past conversation history stored in JSONL files, you can use the session-logs skill to locate specific messages, user inputs, and assistant responses. It leverages `jq` and `rg` to filter and retrieve historical context from your chat logs.

Yes, you can analyze session data to extract cost data, timestamps, and message roles from your previous chat session logs. The skill processes JSONL files to examine specific conversation metrics and historical cost summaries.

Yes, you need both `jq` and `rg` installed to search conversation logs with this skill. These dependencies are required for filtering and searching the JSONL data that contains your past interactions and session history.

The best way to find a specific decision from an older chat session is to search across all sessions for the relevant phrase. The skill queries your JSONL conversation logs to locate the historical context and retrieve the referenced information.

Searching JSONL chat history works by using `rg` to rapidly find specific text across log files and `jq` to parse the structured JSON data. This combination allows you to filter past conversations by role, content, or session metadata.

When analyzing large JSONL conversation logs, performance depends on the capabilities of `jq` and `rg` on your system. The skill is designed for retrieving historical context and session data, but extremely large datasets may affect search speed.