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logging-session

Record and query AI conversation logs — what users asked, how it was solved, and the result. Use when users want to logging conversation, summarize recent work from sessions, or want daily/weekly project summaries from past conversations.

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# Logging Session

This skill records coding session summaries to a local SQLite database stored in your local path, so you can later query and summarize your work across projects and time periods.

## Why this matters

Coding sessions produce valuable knowledge — decisions made, problems solved, approaches tried and abandoned. Without capturing these, each session starts from scratch. This skill turns conversations into searchable, summarizable records that feed into daily standups, weekly reviews, and long-term project memory.

## Database location

The database path is defined by `db_path` in `config.json`, defaulting to:

```
~/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~md~obsidian/Documents/vault4life/dev_knowledge.db
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