| name | share-session |
| description | Share the current Claude Code session to claudereview.com for code review. Use this when the user wants to share their session, get a link to the conversation, or create a shareable review of the work done. |
| allowed-tools | Read, Bash, Glob |
Share Session Skill
This skill uploads the current Claude Code session to claudereview.com and returns an encrypted shareable link.
When to Use
- User says "share this session", "get a shareable link", "share for code review"
- User wants to share their work with teammates
- User wants to create a record of the conversation
How to Share
Step 1: Find the Current Session
The current session is stored in ~/.claude/projects/. Find the most recent .jsonl file:
ls -t ~/.claude/projects/*/*.jsonl | head -1
Step 2: Read and Parse the Session
Read the session file content. It's in JSONL format with messages.
Step 3: Upload to claudereview.com
Make a POST request to upload the session:
SESSION_CONTENT=$(cat <session_file>)
curl -X POST https://claudereview.com/api/upload \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"encryptedBlob": "<base64_encrypted_content>",
"iv": "<base64_iv>",
"visibility": "public",
"metadata": {
"title": "<session_title>",
"messageCount": <count>,
"toolCount": <count>,
"durationSeconds": <duration>
}
}'
Step 4: Return the Link
The API returns:
{
"id": "abc123",
"url": "https://claudereview.com/s/abc123"
}
For public sessions, append the encryption key to the URL fragment:
https://claudereview.com/s/abc123#key=<base64_key>
Privacy Note
- Sessions are encrypted before upload
- For public links: encryption key is in the URL fragment (never sent to server)
- For password-protected links: key is derived from password client-side
- Only people with the full link (or password) can view the session
Alternative: Use the CLI
If the user has ccshare installed:
ccshare share --last
