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session-history

Show what happened in recent past sessions on this project as a clean timeline

Session-history shows what happened in the recent past sessions on a project, laid out as a timeline. It is for questions such as what did we do last time, or show the session history. The skill lists sessions for the project, up to a limit such as twenty, and shows each one with its short ID, its project, the time it started, its status and how many observations it recorded. Under each session it prints the most important observation, labeled by kind, such as a decision or a piece of code. The example shows a session on June 7 with fourteen observations, including a decision to rotate refresh tokens on every use, and an earlier session from June 5 with nine observations about a per-IP limit in the rate limiter. Because it reads the stored sessions rather than the current code, it shows the record of the work rather than its present state. The skill is part of the agentmemory plugin.

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Free
Made by
rohitg00
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/rohitg00/agentmemory/session-history