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Claude Code saves every session as a JSONL file: every message you sent, every file it opened, every command it ran and every error it hit. Then it deletes those files after 30 days. In this video I show what that file is, why it matters more than MEMORY.md, and the three things I do with it every time: keep it, check it, and distill it. Want a system like this built for your business? I take on clients through Upwork: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~01b6d2083214deffb6 PROMPTS FROM THE VIDEO Keep it: set my cleanupPeriodDays to 365 Check it: Search this session's JSONL and show me every test command you ran and exactly what it returned. Compare two sessions: Compare these two session JSONLs line by line and tell me the first place they did something different. Audit with Codex: Here's a Claude Code session JSONL. Audit it, and tell me anything Claude said it did that isn't backed up by a line in this file, and anything that went wrong that it didn't mention. Distill it: Go through this project's JSONL files. Keep only my messages, your replies, and the files you changed. Then write down every decision we made, every approach that failed and why, and add anything I corrected you on more than once to CLAUDE.md as a rule. WHERE THE FILES ARE Claude Code: ~/.claude/projects/ (one folder per project, one JSONL per session) Codex: ~/.codex/sessions/ CHAPTERS 0:00 Claude Code saves every session 0:46 What a JSONL file actually is 2:01 Where to find them (Claude Code and Codex) 2:20 Why MEMORY.md isn't enough 3:02 Step 1: Keep it (stop the 30-day delete) 3:20 Step 2: Check what Claude actually did 4:51 Have Codex audit Claude's work 5:42 Step 3: Distill it into CLAUDE.md 7:08 Hit your limit? Hand off to Codex 7:33 Rebuild lost files from a JSONL 8:28 Warning: your API keys are in there 8:54 Recap SOURCES Where sessions are saved and the 30-day cleanup: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/claude-directory cleanupPeriodDays setting: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/settings-reference MEMORY.md and the 200-line limit: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory What happens when the context fills up: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/context-window Codex session files: https://github.com/openai/codex (codex-rs/rollout/src/recorder.rs) #ClaudeCode #Claude #Codex #aicoding #Anthropic

Claude Code saves every session as a JSONL file: every message you sent, every file it opened, every command it ran and every error it hit. Then it deletes those files after 30 days. In this video I show what that file is, why it matters more than MEMORY.md, and the three things I do with it every time: keep it, check it, and distill it. Want a system like this built for your business? I take on clients through Upwork: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~01b6d2083214deffb6 PROMPTS FROM THE VIDEO Keep it: set my cleanupPeriodDays to 365 Check it: Search this session's JSONL and show me every test command you ran and exactly what it returned. Compare two sessions: Compare these two session JSONLs line by line and tell me the first place they did something different. Audit with Codex: Here's a Claude Code session JSONL. Audit it, and tell me anything Claude said it did that isn't backed up by a line in this file, and anything that went wrong that it didn't mention. Distill it: Go through this project's JSONL files. Keep only my messages, your replies, and the files you changed. Then write down every decision we made, every approach that failed and why, and add anything I corrected you on more than once to CLAUDE.md as a rule. WHERE THE FILES ARE Claude Code: ~/.claude/projects/ (one folder per project, one JSONL per session) Codex: ~/.codex/sessions/ CHAPTERS 0:00 Claude Code saves every session 0:46 What a JSONL file actually is 2:01 Where to find them (Claude Code and Codex) 2:20 Why MEMORY.md isn't enough 3:02 Step 1: Keep it (stop the 30-day delete) 3:20 Step 2: Check what Claude actually did 4:51 Have Codex audit Claude's work 5:42 Step 3: Distill it into CLAUDE.md 7:08 Hit your limit? Hand off to Codex 7:33 Rebuild lost files from a JSONL 8:28 Warning: your API keys are in there 8:54 Recap SOURCES Where sessions are saved and the 30-day cleanup: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/claude-directory cleanupPeriodDays setting: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/settings-reference MEMORY.md and the 200-line limit: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory What happens when the context fills up: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/context-window Codex session files: https://github.com/openai/codex (codex-rs/rollout/src/recorder.rs) #ClaudeCode #Claude #Codex #aicoding #Anthropic

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