session-logs

You can search past conversation history by querying JSONL session logs using `rg` for text matching and `jq` for structured data extraction. This allows you to quickly locate specific phrases, decisions, or context from previous chat transcripts.

Yes, you can analyze message costs and tool usage from JSONL session logs by applying `jq` filters. This Skill extracts and structures specific fields from your conversation data, enabling you to audit chat history and review past interactions efficiently.

To retrieve context from previous chat sessions, you need your conversation history stored in JSONL format and the command-line utilities `jq` and `rg` installed. These dependencies enable efficient log parsing and text searching across your session files.

Querying conversation transcripts is possible without writing complex scripts by using this Skill's built-in `jq` and `rg` integration. It handles the underlying log parsing logic, allowing you to retrieve specific message content or cost data from JSONL files directly.

The best way to audit chat history in JSONL format is to use `jq` to extract and filter specific session data fields. This approach allows you to systematically review conversation content, track tool usage, and analyze historical costs across all logged sessions.