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Skill Enakoneschniy/claude-dev-stack/skills/cds-search

One command to set up a complete AI-powered development workflow with Claude Code. Persistent memory, session management, 35+ CLI tools.

Install
npx -y skills add Enakoneschniy/claude-dev-stack --skill cds-search

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Search past session observations using the sessions.search MCP tool. Falls back to CLI if the MCP server is not available.

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/cds-search -- Search session memory

Search for past decisions, bugs, patterns, and observations stored in the project's SQLite session database.

How to execute

  1. Extract the search query from $ARGUMENTS (everything after /cds-search).

  2. Primary path (MCP tool): Call mcp__cds__sessions.search with the query:

    mcp__cds__sessions.search({ query: "$ARGUMENTS" })
    

    Format the returned hits as a readable list showing:

    • Observation type (decision, bug, pattern, etc.)
    • Content snippet (first 2-3 lines)
    • Session date
    • Session ID (abbreviated)
  3. Fallback path (CLI): If mcp__cds__sessions.search is not available (MCP server not registered), use Bash:

    Bash("npx claude-dev-stack search \"$ARGUMENTS\"")
    

    Display the CLI output verbatim.

When to use

  • User asks about past decisions ("what did we decide about X")
  • User asks about past bugs ("did we see this bug before")
  • User asks about patterns ("how did we implement X")
  • User explicitly invokes /cds-search

Notes

  • Results are ranked by FTS5 BM25 relevance
  • Only searches the current project's sessions.db
  • For cross-project search, use the CLI directly on each project

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