Analyze Lemon JSONL session logs with jq filters.
npx skills add https://github.com/z80dev/lemon --skill session-logs-z80dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: session-logs Source: https://github.com/z80dev/lemon/tree/main/apps/lemon_skills/priv/builtin_skills/session-logs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/z80dev/lemon --skill session-logs-z80dev
Lemon users often need to review older conversations to understand context, so this skill provides fast access to historical session data stored as per-session JSONL logs.
Use the session-logs skill to search and analyze your Lemon sessions with jq.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You search Lemon conversation history by applying jq-based filters to the per-session JSONL files stored in the ~/.lemon/agent/sessions directory. This allows you to quickly locate and analyze older conversations by inspecting user or assistant messages and timestamps.
The best way to extract user messages and timestamps from Lemon session logs is by running jq queries against the JSONL files. This method parses the structured conversation data to isolate specific message types and associated metadata across sessions.
You can calculate total and daily cost summaries from Lemon conversation history by using jq to sum the cost fields recorded in the JSONL session logs. This provides a quick overview of expenses aggregated by date or across all stored sessions.
Yes, you need jq installed to list Lemon sessions by date and analyze file sizes, as the skill relies on jq-based filters to query the JSONL data. It operates directly on the session files stored in the ~/.lemon/agent/sessions directory.
Searching assistant responses for keywords works by using jq to filter the JSONL session log entries and match specific text strings within the assistant message fields. This allows you to quickly find historical conversation context across your stored Lemon sessions.
The primary limitation is that analysis is restricted to local JSONL files located in the ~/.lemon/agent/sessions directory. You can only query and extract data from sessions that have been previously logged and stored on your local machine.
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