session-logs

To search and analyze archived session logs stored as JSONL files, you can use jq to parse the structure and locate conversations by date, keyword, or participant role, with optional rg for keyword search.

Extracting user and assistant messages from past conversation history relies on jq to parse the JSONL data, allowing you to isolate specific participant roles and review exactly what was said in prior sessions.

Yes, you can summarize long chat sessions and identify recurring topics from JSONL history by applying shell commands for aggregation alongside jq parsing to quickly reconstruct context and understand key points.

Yes, you need jq installed to retrieve context from your session logs, as the Skill relies on jq to parse the JSONL files, while also optionally supporting rg for faster keyword search.

Keyword search across multiple archived JSONL session files works by using rg to locate matching terms quickly, and then applying jq to parse the relevant JSONL entries and retrieve the full conversational context.