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+ claude-logbook
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: claude-logbook
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+ Version: 1.0.0
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+ Summary: Browse your Claude Code sessions and project memories: a terminal table and a self-contained HTML page.
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+ Author: Elvis Claros Castro
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/ElvisClaros/claude-logbook
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/ElvisClaros/claude-logbook/issues
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+ Keywords: claude,claude-code,cli,jsonl,sessions,transcripts,memory,logbook
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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+ Classifier: Environment :: Console
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
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+ Classifier: Natural Language :: Spanish
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+ Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Utilities
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.9
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # claude-logbook
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+
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+ Browse every [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) conversation stored on
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+ your machine — as a table in your terminal, or as a single self-contained HTML
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+ page you open with a double click.
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+
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+ **[Español](README.es.md)** · English · No dependencies, standard library only.
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+
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+ > **The CLI, its output and its help text are in Spanish.** Only this README is
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+ > translated. The command reads local files and never sends anything anywhere.
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+
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+ ```
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+ # SESIÓN RUTA FECHA CUÁNDO MSG DUR ID
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+ 1 | Migrar el pool de conexiones a … /home/ana/api 16 ago hoy 4 9m 5d10f1ee
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+ 2 | Timeouts intermitentes en el he… /home/ana/api 16 ago hoy 2 3m 0f60f37a
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+ 3 | Reescribir el buscador con Fuse… /home/ana/web 15 ago ayer 7 18m b69c1fc2
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+ 4 | por qué tarda tanto npm ci /home/ana/web 13 ago hace 3d 1 <1m d4d2a5be
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+ 5 | sesión abierta sin mens… [vacía] /home/ana/infra 08 ago hace 1sem — <1m e0a4300e
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+
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+ 5 sesiones · 3 proyectos · -s <nº> para leer una
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## ⚠️ Your transcripts are private
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+
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+ `--json` and `--html` write out **the full text of your conversations and your
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+ projects' memories**: prompts,
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+ answers, file paths, branch names. The generated `sesiones.html` is a complete,
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+ readable copy of everything you ever typed into Claude Code.
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+
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+ Do not commit it, do not upload it, do not paste it into a bug report. The
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+ repository's `.gitignore` already excludes `sesiones.html` and `data.json`, but
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+ the file itself is yours to look after.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ Requires Python 3.9 or newer. Nothing else.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pipx install git+https://github.com/ElvisClaros/claude-logbook
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+ ```
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+
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+ Or with pip, or straight from a clone:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install git+https://github.com/ElvisClaros/claude-logbook
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+
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+ git clone https://github.com/ElvisClaros/claude-logbook && cd claude-logbook
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+ python3 -m claude_logbook # no install needed
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Usage
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ claude-logbook # table of every session
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+ claude-logbook docker # filter by title, path or branch
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+ claude-logbook -s 3 # read conversation #3 from the table
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+ claude-logbook -s 5d10f1ee # same, by UUID prefix
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+ claude-logbook -g "port already" # search inside the conversations
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+ claude-logbook -r 3 # print the command that resumes it
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+ eval "$(claude-logbook -r 3)" # …or resume it right away
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+ claude-logbook --html --open # build sesiones.html and open it
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+ claude-logbook -m # your projects' memories
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+ ```
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+
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+ The number is the row's position **in the table you are looking at**, so if you
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+ filtered, repeat the filter to read that row:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ claude-logbook docker # shows 3 results
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+ claude-logbook docker -s 2 # reads the 2nd of those three
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Options
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+
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+ | Flag | What it does |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `-s`, `--show REF` | Print a conversation (table index or UUID prefix). |
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+ | `-r`, `--resume REF` | Print `cd <project> && claude --resume <uuid>`. |
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+ | `-g`, `--grep TEXT` | Keep sessions whose transcript contains `TEXT`. |
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+ | `-p`, `--project PATH` | Keep sessions whose project path contains `PATH`. |
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+ | `-n`, `--limit N` | Only the N most recent. |
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+ | `-E`, `--hide-empty` | Hide sessions with no messages. |
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+ | `--no-tools` | Hide tool calls when printing a conversation. |
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+ | `--no-pager` | Do not pipe the conversation through `$PAGER`. |
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+ | `--no-color` | Plain output (`NO_COLOR` is honoured too). |
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+ | `--json` | Dump every session as JSON on stdout. |
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+ | `--html [FILE]` | Build the standalone page (default `sesiones.html`). |
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+ | `--template FILE` | Use your own template for `--html`. |
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+ | `--open` | Open whatever `--html` produced in your browser. |
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+ | `--no-cache` | Ignore the cache and re-parse everything. |
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+ | `-m`, `--memory` | Work on memories instead of sessions. |
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+ | `--type KIND` | With `-m`: filter by `project`, `user`, `feedback` or `reference`. |
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+ | `--check` | With `-m`: audit indexes, links and origin sessions. |
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+
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+ ### Deleting sessions
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+
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+ Irreversible, and it asks first unless you pass `-y`:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ claude-logbook --delete-empty --dry-run # what it would delete
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+ claude-logbook --delete-empty # delete the empty ones
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+ claude-logbook -D 101 -D e0a4300e # delete specific sessions
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+ claude-logbook -p /tmp --delete-empty # only the empty ones of that project
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+ ```
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+
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+ It warns you about any file written in the last five minutes: that is very
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+ likely a session Claude Code still has open, and it will write it back on exit.
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+
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+ ## Project memory
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+
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+ Claude Code stores per-project memories in
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+ `~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/`: one `.md` per memory, with YAML
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+ frontmatter and a markdown body, plus a `MEMORY.md` that indexes them.
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+ **The index is the only part loaded into context when a session starts.** A
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+ memory that is on disk but missing from `MEMORY.md` stops being remembered even
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+ though the file is still there, so the gap between the two is worth watching.
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+
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+ `-m` swaps the noun and reuses the verbs you already know:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ claude-logbook -m # table of memories
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+ claude-logbook -m docker # search name, description and body
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+ claude-logbook -m --type user # only one kind
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+ claude-logbook -m -s 3 # read memory #3
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+ claude-logbook -m -s deadlock # same, by name
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+ claude-logbook -m -p /home/u/proj # only one project's
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+ ```
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+ Claude picks the kind when it writes them: **project** is work in progress,
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+ **user** is who you are and how you work, **feedback** is corrections you gave,
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+ and **reference** points at external resources.
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+
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+ ### Auditing
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ claude-logbook -m --check
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+ ```
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+ Exits 1 if it finds anything, and reports:
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+ - projects with memories but no `MEMORY.md`;
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+ - memories missing from their project's index;
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+ - index entries pointing at a file that no longer exists;
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+ - `[[...]]` links with no target — the format allows them, they mark something
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+ not written yet;
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+ - memories whose origin session is gone from disk: the memory outlived the
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+ conversation that created it.
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+
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+ ### Deleting memories
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+
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+ Same as sessions: irreversible, asks first unless you pass `-y`. Besides
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+ removing the file it drops its line from `MEMORY.md`, so the index is not left
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+ pointing at nothing.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ claude-logbook -m -D 3 --dry-run # what it would delete
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+ claude-logbook -m -D deploy-docker # delete that memory
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The HTML page
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+
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+ `claude-logbook --html` produces one file with the data embedded inside it. No
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+ server, no network, no build step — copy it to another machine and it still
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+ works.
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+ - Search by title, path, branch or UUID, and optionally inside the transcripts,
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+ with the matching snippet shown under the row.
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+ - Filter by project, sort by any column, hide empty sessions.
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+ - Click a row to read the conversation in a side panel, with code fences,
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+ headings and one line per tool call.
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+ - Copy the `cd … && claude --resume …` command for any session.
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+ - Light and dark themes, with a toggle that remembers your choice.
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+ - Each session gets its own URL fragment, so `sesiones.html#5d10f1ee-…` opens
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+ that conversation directly.
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+ - Keyboard: `/` or `Ctrl`+`K` focuses the search box, `Esc` clears it or closes
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+ the reader.
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+ Dates are relative to **when the data was read**, not to your clock, so "today"
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+ keeps meaning what it meant when you generated the page.
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+
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+ ## How it works
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+ Claude Code writes one JSON Lines file per conversation:
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+
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+ ```
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+ ~/.claude/projects/<url-encoded-project-path>/<uuid>.jsonl
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+ ```
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+
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+ (`CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` is honoured if you moved that directory.)
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+ Every line is an event. `claude-logbook` walks them and keeps the conversation
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+ itself — your messages, Claude's replies, and a one-line summary per tool call
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+ such as `Bash: git status`. It deliberately **drops tool results**, which are
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+ about 95% of the bytes on disk and almost none of the meaning.
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+ A few details worth knowing:
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+
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+ - **Titles.** Claude generates one during the session (`ai-title` events); the
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+ most recent wins. Without one, the first thing you typed is used instead —
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+ which is visible, because it starts in lowercase or reads like a loose
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+ question.
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+ - **Empty sessions** were opened but never received a message: a cancelled
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+ `/resume`, a `/login`.
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+ - **Non-interactive** sessions are `claude -p` with something piped into stdin —
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+ typically a `git diff` to write a commit message. They are detected as a
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+ single very long message with no back and forth.
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+ - **Inferred paths.** A cancelled `/resume` never records a `cwd`, and the
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+ directory name cannot be reversed reliably (both `/` and `.` encode as `-`),
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+ so the path is borrowed from another session of the same project and flagged.
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+ - **Sidechains** (subagent transcripts) are skipped.
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+ - **Cache.** Parsed sessions are cached in
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+ `$XDG_CACHE_HOME/claude-logbook/cache.json`, keyed by size and mtime. It is
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+ only an optimisation: if it is missing, stale or corrupt, everything is
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+ re-parsed. `--no-cache` skips it entirely.
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+
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+ ### JSON schema
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+ `--json` prints an object with two arrays: `s` holds the sessions, most
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+ recently active first, and `m` the memories, most recently modified first.
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+ ```json
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+ {"s": [ … ], "m": [ … ]}
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+ ```
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+ Keys are one letter because the same records are embedded in the HTML, where
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+ the cost is paid once per record.
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+ Each session in `s`:
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+ | Key | Meaning |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `id` | Session UUID (the file name). |
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+ | `p` | Project path (`cwd`). |
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+ | `b` | Git branch. |
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+ | `t` | Title. |
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+ | `ai` | `true` if Claude generated the title. |
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+ | `n` | `true` if it looks like a non-interactive `claude -p`. |
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+ | `e` | `true` if the session has no messages. |
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+ | `i` | `true` if `p` was inferred from a sibling session. |
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+ | `f` / `l` | First and last event timestamps (ISO 8601). |
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+ | `d` | Duration in minutes. |
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+ | `u` / `a` | Message counts, yours / Claude's. |
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+ | `k` | File size in KB. |
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+ | `v` | Claude Code version. |
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+ | `c` | Transcript: `[{"r": "u"|"a"|"t", "x": text}]`. |
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+ Each memory in `m`:
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+
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+ | Key | Meaning |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `name` | Name from the frontmatter (or the filename, if missing). |
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+ | `file` | File name, with extension. |
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+ | `p` | Project path. |
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+ | `desc` | Description from the frontmatter. |
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+ | `ty` | Kind: `project`, `user`, `feedback` or `reference`. |
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+ | `src` | UUID of the session that wrote it, when declared. |
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+ | `body` | Markdown body, without the frontmatter. |
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+ | `ln` | `[[...]]` links found in the body. |
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+ | `k` | Size in KB. |
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+ | `l` | Last modified (ISO 8601). |
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+ | `ix` | `true` if listed in `MEMORY.md`. |
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+ | `hix` | `true` if the project has a `MEMORY.md`. |
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+ ## Development
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+ ```bash
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+ git clone https://github.com/ElvisClaros/claude-logbook && cd claude-logbook
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+ python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -t .
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+ ```
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+ The tests build fake `.jsonl` trees in a temporary directory and never touch
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+ `~/.claude`. There is nothing to install: no test runner, no dependencies.
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+ | Module | Responsibility |
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+ | `claude_logbook/sessions.py` | Parsing the `.jsonl` files, the cache, filters. |
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+ | `claude_logbook/memory.py` | Reading the `memory/*.md` files and auditing them. |
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+ | `claude_logbook/terminal.py` | ANSI colours, the table, printing a conversation. |
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+ | `claude_logbook/webpage.py` | Embedding the data into the template. |
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+ | `claude_logbook/cli.py` | Argument parsing and the commands. |
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+ | `claude_logbook/template.html` | The page: markup, styles and the browser-side code. |
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+ ## License
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+ [Apache-2.0](LICENSE).