Session Logs

Name: session-logs
Rating: 62
Author: phuetz

Overview

Search and analyze your own session logs to find past conversations, track usage, and review costs.

Location

Session data is stored in .codebuddy/sessions/ in the project directory.

Common Queries

List sessions by date

bash

ls -lt .codebuddy/sessions/*.json | head -20

Search across all sessions

bash

rg -l "search term" .codebuddy/sessions/

Extract user messages from a session

bash

jq '.messages[] | select(.role == "user") | .content' .codebuddy/sessions/<session>.json

Extract assistant responses

bash

jq '.messages[] | select(.role == "assistant") | .content' .codebuddy/sessions/<session>.json

Get tool usage breakdown

bash

jq '[.messages[] | select(.role == "assistant") | .tool_calls[]? | .function.name] | group_by(.) | map({tool: .[0], count: length}) | sort_by(-.count)' .codebuddy/sessions/<session>.json

Calculate session cost

bash

jq '.usage.totalCost // "unknown"' .codebuddy/sessions/<session>.json

Find sessions that used a specific tool

bash

for f in .codebuddy/sessions/*.json; do
  if jq -e '.messages[] | select(.role == "assistant") | .tool_calls[]? | select(.function.name == "bash")' "$f" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
    echo "$f"
  fi
done

Tips

•Use jq for structured queries on JSON session files
•Use rg (ripgrep) for fast full-text search across all sessions
•Combine with sort, uniq -c for frequency analysis
•Export a session summary: pipe jq output to a markdown file