session-logs

You can locate specific OpenClaw session logs by querying historical session data stored as JSONL using keywords, dates, or session IDs to find targeted user and assistant messages.

The best way to reconstruct context from multiple agent sessions is by assembling a coherent narrative from historical JSONL data, enabling you to trace decisions and understand interactions across different sessions.

Yes, you need jq and ripgrep installed to parse JSONL session logs, as these tools are required to query historical data, search for keywords, and generate readable summaries.

Yes, you can audit tool usage and message counts across agent sessions by tracking session length and interactions within the JSONL session logs, providing traceability and evidence for reporting.

Querying JSONL history aids memory recall by identifying and extracting past contextual data from session logs, providing the necessary background and decision trail for ongoing agent interactions.

When searching large JSONL session logs, performance depends on jq and ripgrep; while the tool targets specific extractions, querying extremely large datasets may require filtering by session ID or date to maintain performance.