skills/session-query/SKILL.md
Query previous pi sessions to retrieve context, decisions, code changes, or other information. Use when you need to look up what happened in a parent session or any other session file.
npx skillsauth add pasky/pi-amplike session-queryInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Query pi session files to retrieve context from past conversations.
This skill is automatically invoked in handed-off sessions when you need to look up details from the parent session.
Use the session_query tool:
session_query(sessionPath, question)
sessionPath: Full path to the session file (provided in the "Parent session:" line)question: Specific question about that session (e.g., "What files were modified?" or "What approach was chosen?")session_query("/path/to/session.jsonl", "What files were modified?")
session_query("/path/to/session.jsonl", "What approach was chosen for authentication?")
session_query("/path/to/session.jsonl", "Summarize the key decisions made")
The tool loads the session and uses an LLM to answer your question based on its contents. Ask specific questions for best results.
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