session-logs

You can search JSONL session logs to find old conversation history by querying local session transcripts using keyword, date, or session ID to retrieve relevant past interactions and provide context for current inquiries.

Yes, you need jq and rg installed to parse JSONL chat transcripts, as these command-line tools are required to query and extract data from the per-session JSONL files stored on local storage.

Yes, you can extract cost and metadata from JSONL chat history logs by parsing the session transcripts to summarize content and retrieve specific transaction details for compliance auditing or debugging.

The best way to reconstruct context from older parent conversations no longer in memory is to search the sessions index to map dates and sizes, then query the corresponding JSONL transcripts to retrieve the historical chat data.

A limitation when searching local session logs for compliance auditing is that the data must exist on local storage, and parsing relies entirely on the availability of jq and rg to process the JSONL files without external server support.