| name | conversation-search |
| description | Search conversation history across ALL local AI coding-agent sessions — Claude Code, Codex, Grok, pi, OpenCode, Antigravity, and Droid — powered by the seshy CLI. Every result includes the native command to resume that session. Use when the user asks to find previous conversations, search chat history, look up what was discussed before, or find a past session about a specific topic. Triggers on "/conversation-search", "/search", "search conversations", "find where we discussed", "what session talked about", "search my history for". |
Conversation Search
Search the contents of past sessions across all seven coding agents — Claude Code,
Codex, Grok, pi, OpenCode, Antigravity (agy), and Droid — using the seshy CLI as the
backbone. seshy scans every agent's session store concurrently (compiled Go) and returns
matches with a cleaned excerpt and the native command to resume each session.
This skill is for searching session contents. To simply enumerate or resume sessions
("what sessions do I have for this repo", "resume my last one"), use the seshy skill.
Invocation
Run seshy's content search, then present the results:
seshy search "<pattern>" -o json -n 30
Summarize the matches newest-first — agent, repo, the snippet, and the resume command
for each hit — so the user can jump straight back into any session.
IMPORTANT: search literally, reason semantically
seshy search matches literally — substring, or regex with --regex. It does NOT do
semantic/embedding search. A natural-language phrase like
seshy search "where we built the session cli" will match nothing, because that exact
string appears in no transcript. The intelligence is YOUR job, not the tool's.
