history
Claude history
Please read my global conversation history from C:/Users/carsten.jorgensen/.claude/history.jsonl and present it in an easy-to-scan format.
For each conversation, show:
- Entry number
- Date/time (human readable format: "dd-mm-YYYY")
- Project name (just the folder name, not full path)
- First 60-80 characters of the conversation topic
- Session ID (if available)
IMPORTANT: Format as a plain text table with properly padded columns (NOT markdown tables).
Focus on the most recent 10 conversations in the first table. If there are more, show another 5-7 in an "Additional Recent Conversations" table.
At the end, include:
💡 Tip: Resume any conversation by running:
- claude --resume
- claude --resume to see an interactive list of recent sessions
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