Index

Find and catalog past sessions across .stoobz/ directories.

Process

1. •

   Determine search scope:

   • •Default: scan the nearest .stoobz/ directory (project-level first, then ~/.stoobz/)
   • •If user specifies "all" or "everything": scan both project and global .stoobz/
   • •If user provides a search term: filter results by topic/ticket
2. •

   Scan for session directories — Walk .stoobz/ looking for directories containing session artifacts (TLDR.md, CONTEXT_FOR_NEXT_SESSION.md, RETRO.md, PROMPT_LAB.md, HANDOFF.md).

3. •

   For each directory found:

   • •Read the first 5 lines of TLDR.md (if present) for the title and date
   • •Note which artifacts exist
   • •Note the most recent modification date
4. •

   Present the index:

## Session Index — {scope}

| Directory                     | Date       | Summary                         | Artifacts |
| ----------------------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------- | --------- |
| `ENG-22456/uat-investigation` | 2026-02-06 | Statusline + session kit skills | T R P     |
| `ENG-22456/qa-phase`          | 2026-01-28 | QA environment profiling        | T C       |
| `memory-leaks`                | 2026-01-26 | BEAM memory investigation       | T C R     |

**Legend:** T=TLDR C=Context R=Retro P=Prompt-Lab H=Handoff

1. •If user is searching, highlight matching results and show context from the TLDR.

Rules

• •Read only headers — Don't load full file contents. First 5 lines of TLDR.md is enough for the index.
• •Sort by date — Most recent first.
• •Fast — This is a lookup tool. Don't analyze, just catalog.
• •Suggest pickup — If a result looks like it has unfinished work (has CONTEXT_FOR_NEXT_SESSION.md), note: "Has resume context — run /pickup from that directory."
• •Present to the user directly, don't write a file (this is a query, not an artifact).