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Find, analyze, and share AI coding sessions with vibe-replay. Use when the user asks for a replay, wants to find a past session, run a session retro, share Cursor/Claude/Codex session context, or attach session context to a PR.

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# Session Replay and Search This skill helps agents find local AI coding sessions, generate shareable replay artifacts, and paste polished session context into PRs. It uses [vibe-replay](https://github.com/tuo-lei/vibe-replay) for the raw session discovery, parsing, redaction, analytics, and export work, then uses agent judgment for review, cleanup, and sharing decisions. ## What this skill is for Use this skill when the user asks to: - Generate a replay or GitHub-ready summary of an AI coding session. - Attach Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex session context to a PR. - Find a previous session, transcript, replay, branch discussion, bug investigation, PR, or design thread. - Remember what happened in a past agent conversation. - Run a retro on prompt quality, tool usage, errors, compactions, cost, or agent efficiency. - Compare sessions or choose which session should be replayed/shared. Plain text summaries of an AI session - stats, tool breakdown, per-prompt details - are hard for an agent to write from scratch. Delegate that to `vibe-replay`, then use agent reasoning to handle the things a CLI cannot decide well: - **Ranking session search results** - choosing the likely match from metadata and brief scan signals. - **Reviewing flagged credentials** - deciding whether a regex hit is a real secret or a false positive. - **Translating** session prompts that are not in the audience's language. - **Softening tone** in prompts written when the user was frustrated. - **Appendi...

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Author
tuo-lei
Repository
tuo-lei/vibe-replay
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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