- pre-compact-backup.sh: derive transcript path from session_id+cwd (no longer relies on transcript_path field that Claude Code stopped providing); register each backup in tracking.json after saving - extract-transcripts.py: new script managing tracking.json — register, list, extract conversation text, mark-processed modes - list-transcripts-here.sh: thin wrapper for extract-transcripts --list using $(pwd); needed because SKILL.md bang commands reject $() substitution - install-hooks.sh: now also symlinks skill-helper scripts into ~/.claude/scripts/ via a curated SKILL_HELPERS list - Memory docs: new script-extract-transcripts.md, script-list-transcripts-here.md; updated skill-log.md, script-install-hooks.md, MEMORY.md index Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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script: list-transcripts-here
Location: claude-foundations/scripts/list-transcripts-here.sh
Symlinked to: ~/.claude/scripts/list-transcripts-here.sh
Purpose
Thin wrapper around extract-transcripts.py --list "$(pwd)". Exists because SKILL.md bang commands (!command``) cannot use $() substitution — the Claude Code permission checker rejects it. The wrapper runs the substitution internally (in bash, where it's fine) and outputs the result.
Usage
# From within a project directory
bash ~/.claude/scripts/list-transcripts-here.sh
# → JSON array of unprocessed transcript backups for the current cwd
How it works
Single line: python3 "$HOME/.claude/scripts/extract-transcripts.py" --list "$(pwd)"
Gotchas
- Must be called with
bash list-transcripts-here.sh(notpython3) — it's a shell wrapper, not a Python script - Output is the same as
extract-transcripts.py --list, so check that script's docs for the JSON format - The
$()substitution is the entire reason this wrapper exists; if that restriction is ever lifted from SKILL.md bang commands, this wrapper can be removed