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Search past Darwin session transcripts to recover prior work, conversations, and research context. Use when the user references something from a previous session, asks "what did we do before", or when you suspect relevant past context exists.

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name	session-search
description	Search past Darwin session transcripts to recover prior work, conversations, and research context. Use when the user references something from a previous session, asks "what did we do before", or when you suspect relevant past context exists.

Session Search

Use the /search command to search prior Darwin sessions interactively, or search session JSONL files directly via bash.

Interactive search

/search <query>

Opens the session search UI. Supports resume <sessionPath> to continue a found session.

Direct file search

Session transcripts are stored as JSONL files in ~/.darwin/sessions/. Each line is a JSON record with type (session, message, model_change) and message.content fields.

grep -ril "scaling laws" ~/.darwin/sessions/

For structured search across sessions, use the interactive /search command.

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name	session-search
description	Search past Darwin session transcripts to recover prior work, conversations, and research context. Use when the user references something from a previous session, asks "what did we do before", or when you suspect relevant past context exists.

Session Search

Use the /search command to search prior Darwin sessions interactively, or search session JSONL files directly via bash.

Interactive search

/search <query>

Opens the session search UI. Supports resume <sessionPath> to continue a found session.

Direct file search

Session transcripts are stored as JSONL files in ~/.darwin/sessions/. Each line is a JSON record with type (session, message, model_change) and message.content fields.

grep -ril "scaling laws" ~/.darwin/sessions/

For structured search across sessions, use the interactive /search command.