How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-remember:search queryThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Search past Claude sessions for: $ARGUMENTS Query the SQLite database at ~/.claude-logs/sessions.db to find sessions and messages containing the search term. Search in: 1. User prompts (messages table where role='user') 2. Assistant responses (messages table where role='assistant') 3. Tool inputs and outputs (tool_calls table) For each match, show: - Session date and project - The matching content with context - Link to the full markdown file Limit results to 10 most recent matches. If no database exists, search the markdown files in ~/.claude-logs/sessions/ instead using grep.
Search past Claude sessions for: $ARGUMENTS
Query the SQLite database at ~/.claude-logs/sessions.db to find sessions and messages containing the search term.
Search in:
For each match, show:
Limit results to 10 most recent matches. If no database exists, search the markdown files in ~/.claude-logs/sessions/ instead using grep.
npx claudepluginhub davidshq/claude-remember/search-historianSearches past Claude conversation history for solutions, decisions, and context matching a query. Retrieves up to 5 relevant results via historian MCP.
/search-sessionsSearches past Claude Code and OpenClaw sessions by metadata or full message content, returning session UUIDs for resuming.
/find-in-chatSearches prior Claude and Gemini chat-log turns for a query. Groups results by conversation chronologically with timestamps, host agents, models, and 2-line highlighted excerpts.
/recallSearches session history by keyword, returning matching sessions with concept tags, Done bullets, and Decisions.
/searchSearches context-mem observations using BM25 full-text search, returning type-badged snippets of matching entries.
/historySearches Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes conversation history in parallel with optional date, source, and limit filters.