session-logs

To search JSONL session logs, you parse the stored conversation files using the jq utility to filter and extract specific user messages, assistant responses, timestamps, and costs for auditing and compliance purposes.

You extract user messages and timestamps from conversation logs by querying the JSONL session files with jq, filtering the structured chat data to reconstruct past conversations when memory falls short.

Yes, you need the jq utility installed to parse JSONL conversation logs, as it is required to query the structured chat data and extract specific messages, timestamps, and costs from the files.

The best way to audit conversations for compliance and debugging is indexing session logs and filtering transcripts to revisit decisions, verify actions, and diagnose issues by extracting timestamps and tool usage data.

Yes, you can retrieve token costs and tool usage data from stored session logs by querying the JSONL files with jq to extract the specific metrics needed for troubleshooting and auditing.

Session-logs fails to find chat history if the files are not stored as JSONL in the local session directory, or if the jq utility is missing, preventing proper parsing and indexing of the conversations.