Session Summary FAQs

Question 1

What is Session Summary?

Accepted Answer

Session Summary is an MCP server designed to automate the generation of structured summaries and daily standup reports directly from your AI coding sessions and imported development activities. It helps developers quickly recall and report on their work.

Question 2

Is my development data secure and private with Session Summary?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. All your data is stored locally in a SQLite database on your machine. Session Summary operates without external services or API keys, ensuring complete privacy and control over your development activities.

Question 3

Which AI coding assistants and clients does Session Summary support?

Accepted Answer

Primarily configured for Claude Code, Session Summary is an MCP (Multi-Agent Communication Protocol) server that can integrate with other MCP clients such as Cursor, Windsurf, and Zed via stdio transport.

Question 4

How does Session Summary track my development work?

Accepted Answer

It tracks real-time events like decisions, milestones, errors, and blockers during your coding sessions. Additionally, it can import historical data from Claude Code session logs and Git commits to provide a comprehensive view of your activities.

Question 5

What types of reports can Session Summary generate?

Accepted Answer

Session Summary generates detailed session summaries including objectives, accomplishments, files changed, and next steps. It also creates daily standup reports (yesterday/today/blockers) which can be exported in Markdown or JSON format.

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