How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/session-memory:viewerThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Generate a self-contained HTML file that visualizes all knowledge cards and session summaries.
Generate a self-contained HTML file that visualizes all knowledge cards and session summaries.
Run the viewer generator script:
bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/lib/viewer.sh "<project-cwd>" [output-path]
Default output: .claude/memory/viewer.html
The generated HTML includes:
Tell the user:
open .claude/memory/viewer.html (macOS) or browser.gitignore if you don't want to commit itnpx claudepluginhub teamspwk/claude-session-memory --plugin session-memoryGenerates minimal HTML pages for reviewing structured data (tables, lists, drafts) in a browser with maximum readability. Useful when terminal output is hard to parse.
Renders a wiki's pages, sources, claims, seed queue, link graph, and full-text search into a single self-contained HTML file. Use after research runs, before sharing, or for audits.
Synthesize multi-source research (codebase, git history, Slack, web, MCPs) into readable HTML reports — concept explainers, weekly status reports, incident reports, technical deep-dives, learning artifacts. Use whenever the user wants a write-up, explainer, summary, deep-dive, status report, retrospective, or report that pulls from multiple sources — especially when they mention sharing it with someone else, or when the topic involves understanding rather than implementing. Strongly prefer this over markdown for any report longer than a screen.