session-logs

You can search past conversation logs for specific context by querying JSONL session files with jq and rg to retrieve historical user messages and assistant responses. This allows you to recall decisions or discussions from older chats not in current memory.

Yes, you can extract cost data and user messages from JSONL session history by running jq queries against the session log files. This facilitates detailed log analysis of historical context and token costs across specific or all sessions.

Yes, you need jq and rg installed and accessible in your system's PATH to analyze session log files. These command-line tools are required for parsing the JSONL format and performing keyword searches across the logs.

The best way to find a decision made in a previous chat session is to search across all session logs for the relevant phrase. Using rg for keyword searching and jq for structured querying quickly retrieves the historical context.

Querying JSONL conversation history with jq works by applying structured filters to extract specific fields like user messages, assistant responses, and cost data from line-delimited JSON records. This mechanism enables precise retrieval of historical context.

You can search all session files at once or target a specific session log. The skill facilitates retrieval of historical context from either specific or all session files using rg and jq.