session-logs

You can search past conversation logs by querying JSONL files with jq and rg to filter transcripts, retrieve historical context, and extract details from previous interactions. This approach allows you to recall information from older or parent conversations efficiently.

To extract a decision from conversation history, use jq and rg to filter and search JSONL log data. This enables you to analyze past interactions and understand the decision-making processes from unrelated or older sessions by directly accessing local transcripts.

Yes, you need both jq and rg installed to analyze JSONL conversation logs. These dependencies are strictly required for filtering, extracting, and summarizing log data to retrieve historical context from your past session transcripts effectively.

The best way to filter JSONL session logs by date is using jq to query the structured JSONL data. For example, you can find all session transcripts from a specific date like January 6th, 2026, by applying the appropriate jq filters to your local files.

Yes, you can use rg to search conversation transcripts stored in JSONL files. Combined with jq, rg enables rapid text searching and data analysis across your local session logs to retrieve specific past interactions and historical context.

Using jq for conversation data analysis is limited to processing structured JSONL files locally. It requires both jq and rg to be installed, and focuses strictly on filtering and extracting past session logs rather than providing real-time conversation monitoring or external database integration.