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Pi session log format and extraction patterns. How to find session files, parse the JSONL structure, and extract user messages, tool calls, and errors. Use when analyzing past pi sessions or debugging session behaviour.
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| name | session-log-guide |
| description | Pi session log format and extraction patterns. How to find session files, parse the JSONL structure, and extract user messages, tool calls, and errors. Use when analyzing past pi sessions or debugging session behaviour. |
Read docs/session.md from the pi docs directory (listed
in the system prompt under "Pi documentation — Additional
docs"). That file documents the JSONL format, entry types,
message roles, content blocks, and tree structure.
Read it before writing any extraction code. Don't guess the format.
Session logs live at ~/.pi/agent/sessions/. Each
directory encodes the project's working directory with
-- delimiters and / replaced by -:
~/.pi/agent/sessions/--Users-name-src-github.com-org-repo--/
To find sessions for a project, list the directory.
Don't search the filesystem with find.
ls -lt ~/.pi/agent/sessions/--*repo-name*--/
Files are named {timestamp}_{uuid}.jsonl. Use ls -lt
to find the most recent.
After reading the format docs, write a single Python script that extracts what you need. Don't iterate with multiple scripts trying different structures.
Common extraction targets:
user, text content blocksassistant, toolCall content blockstoolResult with isError: true