session-logs

You can query session logs using jq and rg to index and filter JSONL files by session ID, date, or keyword. This retrieves relevant user messages, timestamps, and metadata to rebuild historical context or audit past agent conversations.

Using jq to parse JSONL chat history is an effective way to extract user and assistant messages alongside timestamps and usage data. It enables fast keyword searches across stored sessions to surface specific conversation details for context rebuilding.

Yes, retrieving audit trails from stored session logs requires jq and rg. These command-line tools provide the fast keyword searching and JSONL message filtering capabilities needed to retrieve historical context across multiple agents.

Yes, you can filter past conversations by session ID and date to find specific chat history. The parsing mechanism supports indexing JSONL logs to retrieve targeted messages and metadata from prior agent sessions quickly.

Using command-line tools like jq and rg for JSONL session logs is limited to basic aggregation and keyword searches. Complex relational analysis across historical chat data is restricted without a dedicated database backend for advanced querying.