agentsclimarketplace

Capture session

Skill honerlaw/agent-marketplace/plugins/utils/skills/capture-session

Use when the user wants to analyze or record token/cost usage from a Claude Code session they just ran, in any repo. Finds the most recent transcript, runs the cost analyzer, and optionally records to the benchmark baseline.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add honerlaw/agent-marketplace --skill capture-session

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Capture Session

Analyze and optionally record context usage from any completed Claude Code run.

Step 1 — Find the transcript

List the 10 most recently modified session transcripts across all projects:

ls -t ~/.claude/projects/*/*.jsonl 2>/dev/null | head -10

If the user mentions a specific repo, scope it. Encode the path by replacing / with -:

# e.g. /Users/foo/Development/my-repo → -Users-foo-Development-my-repo
ls -t ~/.claude/projects/-Users-derekhonerlaw-Development-<repo-name>/*.jsonl | head -5

Pick the most recently modified file. Confirm with the user if it's unclear which run they mean.

Step 2 — Analyze it

python3 /Users/derekhonerlaw/Development/agent-marketplace/scripts/run_analyzer.py <transcript.jsonl>

Show the user the full JSON output. Call out:

  • total_cost_usd — derived cost
  • totals — breakdown of all five token classes (input, output, cache-write-5m, cache-write-1h, cache-read)
  • by_model — per-model cost split
  • num_subagent_messages — how many subagent turns fired
  • by_tool — tool call counts

Step 3 — Record to baseline (optional)

Ask the user if they want to record this run to benchmarks/baseline.jsonl for comparison. If yes, ask for a short task-id label (e.g. psa-add-feature, debug-run-1).

Interactive session (most common): No result.json exists. Write a stub and record:

echo '{"session_id": "unknown", "total_cost_usd": null, "num_turns": null}' > /tmp/_session_stub.json
python3 /Users/derekhonerlaw/Development/agent-marketplace/scripts/run_benchmark.py record \
  --result /tmp/_session_stub.json \
  --transcript <transcript.jsonl> \
  --task-id <label>

cost_crosscheck_ok will be false (no claude -p result to cross-check against) but token counts are exact.

Headless session (claude -p --output-format json): The user has a result.json. Pass it directly:

python3 /Users/derekhonerlaw/Development/agent-marketplace/scripts/run_benchmark.py record \
  --result <result.json> \
  --transcript <transcript.jsonl> \
  --task-id <label>

Compare two recorded runs

python3 /Users/derekhonerlaw/Development/agent-marketplace/scripts/run_benchmark.py diff \
  --task-id <label>

Prints the delta (cost, tokens, turns, subagents) between the two most recent records for that task id.

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