| name | chrome-history |
| description | Query Chrome browsing history with natural language. Filter by date range, article type, keywords, and specific sites. |
Chrome History Query Skill
Search and filter your Chrome browsing history using natural language queries.
What It Does
- Parses natural language queries to understand date ranges and filters
- Queries Chrome's SQLite history database
- Filters out noise (social media, email, redirects)
- Groups results by type (reading, research, tools, events)
- Returns formatted markdown with links
Supported Queries
Date Range
- "yesterday" → previous day only
- "today" → today only
- "last week" → past 7 days
- "last month" → past 30 days
- "last 2 weeks" → past 14 days
Content Filters
- "articles I read" → reading cluster (news, blogs, essays)
- "scientific articles" → research cluster (papers, docs)
- "code/research" → GitHub, Stack Overflow, docs
Keyword Filtering
- "articles about AI" → finds pages mentioning AI
- "scientific articles about climate" → finds research pages mentioning climate
Site-Specific
- "reddit threads" → reddit.com only
- "on medium" → medium.com only
- "twitter posts" → twitter.com only
Example Queries
"articles I read yesterday"
"articles about AI I read yesterday"
"scientific articles for the last week"
"research about machine learning this week"
"reddit threads last month"
"code repos I visited yesterday"
"on medium this week"
Usage
Run directly with a query:
python3 ~/.claude/skills/chrome-history/chrome_history_query.py "articles I read yesterday"
Or integrate into Claude Code when user asks:
- "Show me articles I read yesterday"
- "What scientific papers did I look at last week?"
- "Show reddit threads I visited last month"
- "Articles about AI from yesterday?"
Configuration
- Chrome History:
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/History
- Vault Location:
/Users/glebkalinin/Brains/brain
- Filtered Sites: Social media, email, Google redirect wrappers
- Clustering: Automatic by domain type (reading, research, tools, events)
Exclusions
Automatically filters out:
- Social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Reddit, LinkedIn
- Email: Gmail, Outlook
- Shopping: Amazon, eBay
- Google redirects: google.com/url wrappers
- Utility sites: FreeFeed, YouTube
Output Format
Results grouped by content type with timestamps:
## Chrome History: articles about AI yesterday
*Found 5 items*
### Reading (3)
- 14:22 [The more that people use AI...](url)
- 16:38 [AI makes you smarter but...](url)
### Research (2)
- 11:23 [GitHub: AI project](url)
