Queries and displays session journal entries to track development activity and search project history.
The Session Journal Reader skill provides a streamlined way to interact with project logs within Claude Code. It allows developers to query an internal SQLite database or markdown files to retrieve specific task summaries, activity history, and timestamped progress. Whether you need to catch up on what was accomplished earlier in the day, search for a specific keyword in past session notes, or list all recent contributions, this skill provides the necessary visibility into your development workflow without leaving the terminal.
Key Features
01Dual-mode reading from both SQLite databases and markdown files
02Time-based filtering for daily activity tracking
03Automated database detection and initialization prompts
04Full-text search across journal summaries and detailed entries
05Customizable retrieval limits for viewing recent or historical logs
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Use Cases
01Reviewing the last 10 activities to quickly resume work after a context switch
02Generating progress reports or stand-up updates from daily session logs
03Recalling specific technical context or decisions made in previous coding sessions
