prompt-injection

Export Conversation

Export the current Claude Code session as a readable markdown file.

Steps

1. Find the session JSONL

Run the bundled script to locate the current session file:

${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/find-session-jsonl.sh <project-path>

Where <project-path> is the working directory (e.g. /Users/vlad/src/my-project). It prints the path to the newest .jsonl in the project's Claude storage directory — which is the current session.

2. Parse and extract

Run the bundled script:

python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/parse-session-jsonl.py <session.jsonl> <output.md> [--from HH:MM:SS] [--until HH:MM:SS]

The script writes # Conversation followed by one section per turn. Each section header shows the role and a human-friendly local time as a subdued subtitle (## user <sub>2:17 pm</sub>). Tool calls that share a record with assistant prose are inlined as brief notes — Bash includes the command, Read/Write/Edit include the file path. Assistant records containing only tool calls are omitted.

Notes

• The JSONL grows during the session. Running this early yields a partial export — that's fine, just note it if relevant.
• The newest .jsonl is used as a proxy for "current session." This is reliable as long as you run the script promptly; a new session started in another window would produce a newer file.
• Agent tool results embedded in the conversation (large code dumps, file contents) should be omitted — they're derivable from the codebase and bloat the export.