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pi-session-jsonl

Indexes, searches, inspects, and audits raw Pi coding-agent session JSONL files, including branches, compactions, tool-call/result links, failures, file activity, and unanswered turns. Use when summarizing, recovering, debugging, handing off, or locating exact evidence in `~/.pi/agent/sessions/**/*.jsonl` or another Pi session trace.

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dwsy/pi-session-manager
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1 août 2026 à 05:33
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pi-session-jsonl
description
Indexes, searches, inspects, and audits raw Pi coding-agent session JSONL files, including branches, compactions, tool-call/result links, failures, file activity, and unanswered turns. Use when summarizing, recovering, debugging, handing off, or locating exact evidence in `~/.pi/agent/sessions/**/*.jsonl` or another Pi session trace.
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Requires Node.js 22.18 or newer with built-in TypeScript type stripping.
# Pi Session JSONL Treat a session as an evidence tree, not a flat transcript. Use the bundled TypeScript CLI to create a compact index, query narrow evidence, and open exact records only when needed. ## Resolve the script Use the absolute path to this skill directory from the `read` call that loaded `SKILL.md`: ```bash node --experimental-strip-types <skill-dir>/scripts/pi-session-index.ts --help ``` Never copy the whole raw JSONL into model context. ## Workflow 1. For a quick active-branch check, run `overview`. 2. For a large, branching, or unfinished session, run `index` with `--scope all`. 3. Use `search` to locate user requests, tool calls, failures, paths, validation markers, compactions, and summaries. 4. Use `show` with an entry ID, JSONL line, or tool-call ID to inspect exact evidence. 5. Read generated Markdown chunks only for the semantic phases needed by the answer. ```bash SCRIPT=<skill-dir>/scripts/pi-session-index.ts SESSION=/absolute/path/session.jsonl INDEX=/tmp/pi-session-index node --experimental-strip-types "$SCRIPT" overview "$SESSION" node --experimental-strip-types "$SCRIPT" index "$SESSION" --out-dir "$INDEX" --scope all node --experimental-strip-types "$SCRIPT" search "$INDEX" --query 'FAIL|BUILD FAILED|errorCode' --regex --limit 30 node --experimental-strip-types "$SCRIPT" search "$INDEX" --tool bash --failed-only --limit 30 node --experimental-strip-types "$SCRIPT" search "$INDEX" --path 'src/auth.ts' --limit 30 node --experimental-strip-types "$SCRIPT" show "$INDEX" --tool-call call_123 --raw ``` `index` writes `overview.json`, `index.jsonl`, `timeline.jsonl`, `manifest.json`, and `chunks/*.md`. The CLI reports when an index is stale relative to its source JSONL. ## Query guidance - Prefer literal `--query`; add `--regex` only for a real pattern. - Narrow with `--kind`, `--role`, `--tool`, `--path`, or `--failed-only` before increasing `--limit`. - Use `--scope active` for the inferred/current path and `--scope all` when abandoned branches matter. - Use `--leaf <entry-id>` when the intended branch is known. Otherwise, active-leaf selection is explicitly marked as inferred. - `show --raw` is the source-of-truth check after search results point to decisive lines. ## Evidence rules - Link `assistant.toolCall.id` to `toolResult.toolCallId`; parentage is not the tool link. - `toolResult.isError=false` only means the wrapper did not throw. Inspect embedded exit codes, `FAIL`, compile errors, and validation markers. - Treat compaction and branch summaries as navigation aids until corroborated by mutation and validation evidence. - Separate deterministic `write`/`edit` evidence from bash mutation candidates. - Distinguish verified complete, implemented but unverified, attempted, claimed, and unresolved work. - State when the final user turn has no complete assistant answer or when production/device verification was not performed. See [references/pi-session-format.md](references/pi-session-format.md) for format and index semantics.
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