session-logs

You can search past conversation logs for specific keywords using command-line tools like rg and jq to parse and query JSONL session log files. This allows you to quickly retrieve historical context from older chats.

Analyzing JSONL conversation history for cost data is done using jq to parse the structured JSON fields. This approach allows you to extract and audit specific metrics like message counts and costs from your session logs.

Yes, you need both jq and rg installed on your system to use this Skill. These command-line tools are required dependencies for parsing and searching through your JSONL session log files.

Yes, you can retrieve context from older parent conversations that are no longer in active memory. By searching your stored JSONL session logs, you can recall previous discussions and decisions made in past chat sessions.

Searching JSONL session logs works by using rg to find text matches across files and jq to parse the structured JSON data. This combination enables efficient keyword search and data extraction from your conversation history.

When using rg to search conversation transcripts, you are limited to text pattern matching within the JSONL files. To extract structured data or specific fields from the logs, you must use jq alongside rg for proper JSON parsing.