openclaw-session-grep#

Use this skill for transcript and session-history spelunking.

Default command:

bash

/root/.openclaw/workspace/tools/ocgrep "keyword" --last 7d --open

Best uses#

• prior conversation lookup
• debugging dashboard/system panel history
• finding tool usage or failure strings
• tracing cron/job behavior over time
• locating model/session/channel-specific history

Preferred workflow#

1. Start with ocgrep to narrow by keyword, time window, tool, channel, or session.
2. Use --summary when you need the hot sessions first.
3. Use --open when you want exact file:line references.
4. Only switch to jq after you know which transcript file(s) matter.

Good queries#

bash

/root/.openclaw/workspace/tools/ocgrep "api/system" --last 7d --open
/root/.openclaw/workspace/tools/ocgrep "morning briefing" --last 14d --summary
/root/.openclaw/workspace/tools/ocgrep "timeout" --tool-only --last 7d
/root/.openclaw/workspace/tools/ocgrep "message tool" --channel telegram --last 7d --open

Important caveat#

The upstream CLI can search broadly enough to include non-transcript files if you aim it at overly broad paths. Use it for session/transcript discovery first, not repo-wide code search. If results look noisy, tighten with --path, --session, --channel, --last, or --tool-only.

Local install path on this host#

The CLI is installed in an isolated venv at:

bash

/root/.openclaw/venvs/openclaw-session-grep

Wrapper used for daily work:

bash

/root/.openclaw/workspace/tools/ocgrep