session-searchlisted

Search your own past sessions/transcripts to recall what was already done or decided, instead of re-deriving it. Use for "did we already do/discuss X?", or to find a prior decision, command, fix, or path across past conversations.
Mace-Enterprise/Agent-Knowledge-Memory-Wiki · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 58

Install: claude install-skill Mace-Enterprise/Agent-Knowledge-Memory-Wiki

# Session search Cheap full-text recall over past sessions — borrowed from Hermes' "search your own history" idea, done lightweight with **ripgrep, no database**. ## Where Claude session transcripts: `~/.claude/projects/<project-id>/*.jsonl` (one JSONL per session). ## How (token-frugal — grep, then sample; never read a transcript in full) 1. `rg -l "<2–4 keywords>" ~/.claude/projects/*/` → which sessions mention it. 2. `rg -i -C2 "<keywords>" "<that .jsonl>"` → matching lines + a little context. 3. Read only the hits. The JSONL files are large — **never** open one whole. ## Order of recall Check the **wiki first** (curated, durable memory). Use session-search for things **not yet filed** there. If a recurring finding turns up, promote it into the wiki (librarian) so next time it's a cheap wiki lookup, not a transcript scan.