session-logs

To search JSONL session logs, you can filter user and assistant messages by keyword and timestamp using jq. This allows you to quickly locate information and retrieve context from past conversations.

Yes, you can use jq to analyze past chat transcripts stored as JSONL files. It filters and summarizes messages while preserving timestamps to help you build context from multiple sessions.

The best way to audit conversations across multiple sessions is by applying jq to JSONL session files. This approach searches across all transcripts to filter and summarize messages while preserving timestamps for quality review.

Yes, you need JSONL session files to extract past messages with jq. The skill requires JSONL transcripts as input to successfully filter user and assistant messages by keyword and timestamp.

jq filters conversation history by parsing JSONL session files and applying queries to match specific keywords and timestamps. This process isolates relevant user and assistant messages while preserving their original chronological context.

A limitation of using jq for session log analysis is that it requires structured JSONL files as input. It cannot parse unformatted text transcripts and is limited to filtering and summarizing the data fields present in the JSONL structure.