session-reporter

Session-reporter generates an HTML report from your current work session by collecting conversation history, code changes, and execution results, then opens it in your browser. Choose your scope—Last Activity, Full Session, or Custom selection—and the report saves to a timestamped file you can share or archive.

Yes, session-reporter lets you select scope before generating the report. Pick Last Activity to capture only the most recent work, Full Session for everything, or Custom Selection to choose exactly which conversation, code changes, and results to include.

HTML session reports contain a work summary, full conversation history, code changes with context, and execution results. The template organizes all sections for readability so recipients can follow your entire workflow without needing access to your original environment.

After generating the HTML report, session-reporter saves it to /tmp with a timestamp and opens it in your default browser. You can then share the HTML file directly—it's self-contained and viewable in any browser without additional dependencies.

No. HTML reports generated by session-reporter open in your default browser and require no additional tools or software. Any web browser can display the formatted conversation, code changes, and execution results.

Yes, session-reporter offers Custom Selection scope so you can pick specific conversation turns, code changes, and results to include. This lets you create focused reports for sharing only relevant work without the full session noise.