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Updated 10-16 03:36

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glhf — Conversation History Search

Search your Claude Code conversation history using hybrid search (text + semantic).

When invoked as /glhf <query>, run: glhf search "$ARGUMENTS" --mode semantic --compact

Quick Examples

# Find past solutions (semantic search)
glhf search "authentication" --mode semantic --compact

# Find commands you've run
glhf search "docker" -t Bash --compact

# Regex search for exact error messages
glhf search -e "ECONNREFUSED|ETIMEDOUT" --compact
Search with context (like grep -C)

glhf search "panic" -C 2 --compact

Check recent sessions

glhf recent -l 10

Get session overview then dive deeper

glhf session abc123 --summary glhf session abc123 --limit 50


## Commands

| Command    | Purpose                              |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------ |
| `search`   | Find content across all sessions     |
| `session`  | View a specific session's content    |
| `related`  | Find sessions similar to a given one |
| `recent`   | List recent sessions                 |
| `projects` | List all indexed projects            |
| `status`   | Show index stats                     |
| `index`    | Rebuild the search index             |

## Key Search Flags

| Flag                     | Purpose                                       |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------- |
| `--compact`              | One-line output, fewer tokens                 |
| `--mode semantic`        | Conceptual search (how to X, patterns)        |
| `--mode text`            | Exact keyword matching                        |
| `-e`/`--regex`           | Regex pattern matching (like grep -e)         |
| `-i`/`--ignore-case`     | Case-insensitive (for regex mode)             |
| `-A N`/`-B N`/`-C N`     | Context lines after/before/around matches     |
| `-t Bash`                | Filter by tool (Bash, Read, Edit, Grep, etc.) |
| `-p .`                   | Filter to current project                     |
| `-X name`                | Exclude a project by name (repeatable)        |
| `--since 1d`             | Time filter (1h, 2d, 1w, or date)             |
| `--errors`               | Only show error results                       |
| `--messages-only`        | Exclude tool calls                            |
| `--tools-only`           | Exclude messages                              |
| `--show-session-id`      | Include session IDs for follow-up             |
| `--json`                 | Machine-readable JSON output                  |
| `--scores`               | Show relevance scores                         |
| `--oldest`               | Reverse sort (oldest first)                   |
| `--include-this-project` | Override auto-exclusion of current project    |
| `--include-this-session` | Override auto-exclusion of current session    |
| `--this-session`         | Filter to current session only                |

## Recommended Patterns

**Find past solutions:**

```bash
glhf search "problem description" --mode semantic --compact
glhf search "specific keyword" --show-session-id --compact
glhf session <id> --summary

Recall commands:

glhf search "git rebase" -t Bash --compact
glhf search "cargo" -t Bash --since 1w --compact

Regex search for exact errors:

glhf search -e "thread.*panicked" --compact
glhf search -e "error\[E\d+\]" -i --compact

Find similar work:

glhf recent -l 10
glhf related <session-id> --limit 5

Debug past errors:

glhf search "error" --errors --since 1d --compact

Cross-project search (override auto-exclusion):

glhf search "auth" --include-this-project --compact
glhf search "deploy" -X stable -X dotfiles --compact

Tips

  1. Always use --compact — significantly reduces output tokens
  2. Use --mode semantic for "how to" questions and conceptual searches
  3. Use -e (regex) for exact error messages and patterns
  4. Chain commands: search → get session ID → view summary → get full context
  5. Current project/session auto-excluded when running inside Claude Code — use --include-this-project or --include-this-session to override
  6. Use -p . to filter to current project when you want to include it
  7. Use --json when piping to other tools or processing programmatically
  8. Index with --skip-embeddings for fast text-only reindex