Ctxkeeper

Manage conversation context with saving, loading, and pruning tools. Use when preserving context, loading sessions, pruning old history.

A utility toolkit for logging, tracking, and managing operational entries across multiple categories. Each command records timestamped entries to dedicated log files for later review, search, and export.

Data stored in ~/.local/share/ctxkeeper/

Commands

Command	Description
run <input>	Record a run entry. Without args, shows recent run entries.
check <input>	Record a check entry. Without args, shows recent check entries.
convert <input>	Record a convert entry. Without args, shows recent convert entries.
analyze <input>	Record an analyze entry. Without args, shows recent analyze entries.
generate <input>	Record a generate entry. Without args, shows recent generate entries.
preview <input>	Record a preview entry. Without args, shows recent preview entries.
batch <input>	Record a batch entry. Without args, shows recent batch entries.
compare <input>	Record a compare entry. Without args, shows recent compare entries.
export <input>	Record an export entry. Without args, shows recent export entries.
config <input>	Record a config entry. Without args, shows recent config entries.
status <input>	Record a status entry. Without args, shows recent status entries.
report <input>	Record a report entry. Without args, shows recent report entries.
stats	Show summary statistics across all log files (entry counts, data size).
search <term>	Search all log files for a term (case-insensitive).
recent	Show the last 20 lines from history.log.
help	Show usage and available commands.
version	Print version string (ctxkeeper v2.0.0).

Requirements

• Bash 4+

When to Use

• Tracking context changes, runs, and checks over time with timestamped logs
• Keeping a structured journal of operational activities across categories
• Searching historical entries to find when something was run, checked, or analyzed
• Exporting logged data for review or sharing with teammates
• Monitoring overall activity via stats and recent commands

Examples

bash

# Record a run entry
ctxkeeper run "deployed api v2.3 to staging"

# Search all logs for a keyword
ctxkeeper search "staging"

# View summary statistics
ctxkeeper stats

# Check recent activity across all categories
ctxkeeper recent

# Record an analyze entry then review it
ctxkeeper analyze "memory usage spike at 14:00"
ctxkeeper analyze

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