session-logs

You can search past conversation logs stored in JSONL files by using command-line tools like jq and rg to filter, sort, and extract specific messages or historical context from your stored session transcripts.

Yes, you need jq and rg installed to analyze session history. These command-line tools are required dependencies for parsing and searching the JSONL data structures that store your conversation logs.

The best way to retrieve context from a previous chat session is to query the JSONL files directly stored in your agents directory, using jq to extract specific data like messages, costs, or tool usage from the history.

Yes, you can extract tool usage and cost data from conversation logs. By utilizing jq to filter the JSONL session files, you can isolate and analyze specific interaction patterns or metrics from your past conversations.

Analyzing conversation patterns in JSONL transcripts works by applying jq filters and rg searches to the raw session data, enabling you to audit past interactions and recall specific decisions made across unrelated conversations.