session-logs

To search conversation logs in JSONL files, you use command-line tools like jq and rg to query and retrieve historical user and assistant messages directly from the session transcripts.

Yes, you can retrieve historical context from older parent conversations by querying stored JSONL session log files to analyze past interactions and review previous user queries and assistant responses.

Yes, you need both jq and rg installed and accessible in your system's PATH to analyze session metadata and conversation history from the stored JSONL files.

The best way to extract specific user messages from session transcripts is by using jq to filter JSONL files based on message content and roles, allowing precise targeting of historical user queries within the conversation logs.

Yes, you can perform cost analysis on previous interactions by querying session metadata stored within the JSONL conversation logs, allowing you to retrieve and calculate historical usage metrics from past sessions.

Searching conversation history with jq leverages the streaming JSONL format and combines it with rg for fast text searching, allowing efficient retrieval of session metadata and messages even from large conversation log files.