session-search

You can search session history by filtering YAML frontmatter metadata using Grep. This targets specific sessions by Git branch, project, tags, and date ranges, retrieving summaries and links to view the matching session files.

Retrieving debugging context from previous sessions is done by searching YAML frontmatter metadata with Grep. You can filter by tags like 'debugging' to quickly find summaries and details of past interactions for reference.

Searching session files with Grep against YAML frontmatter metadata works by targeting specific criteria in the file headers. It matches sessions based on project, Git branch, tags, and date ranges, then presents summaries with links to the full files.

Yes, you can filter session history by project, Git branch, tags, date ranges, and status. The search queries YAML frontmatter metadata in session files to retrieve and present summaries of matching sessions with links to view them.

Searching session history using frontmatter metadata relies on the presence and accuracy of YAML fields in session files. It targets metadata like project and Git branch, meaning sessions without properly structured frontmatter may not be retrieved.

You need session files containing YAML frontmatter metadata to search conversation history effectively. The search uses Grep against this metadata to target sessions by criteria like project, Git branch, tags, and date ranges.