ClementWalter

One Conv CLI — AI skill for Claude Code

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All your LLM providers, one shared history.

How to install One Conv CLI

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open ClementWalter/one-conv-cli and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What One Conv CLI does

All your LLM providers, one shared history.

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README

one-conv

Read and search your AI conversations from one CLI. Pull cloud conversations into a local history, or read sessions already saved by your coding tools.

Namespace Sources
cloud ChatGPT, Claude Chat, Codex cloud, Cowork cloud
local Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Oh My Pi, shared corpus files

Cloud conversations are addressed by ID or title. Local sessions are grouped by the project where the agent ran.

Install

You need Python 3.11+ and [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/). The launcher declares its dependencies inline; uv resolves them on first use.

Clone this repository and run `./bin/one-conv --help`. The executable is [`bin/one-conv`](bin/one-conv). Add the checkout's `bin` directory to your `PATH` to use the shorter `one-conv` command shown below.

The repository also includes an [agent skill](SKILL.md). Install the checkout as a skill in your agent runtime to give it the same launcher and usage guide.

Local history readers use files on your machine. Browser-session discovery and login currently target macOS. Initial Keychain setup requires Apple's command-line developer tools to build the native credential helper.

Connect a cloud account

Sign in to the provider in Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge, or Chromium. For example, open Claude's sign-in page with:

one-conv cloud claude connect --login --browser chrome

Finish signing in in the browser. If it already has your personal account signed in, switch to your work account there, or use separate browser profiles to keep both accounts available. Opening the page does not verify the login.

Authorize one-conv to read that browser's session, then verify account access:

one-conv cloud claude connect --browser chrome
one-conv cloud claude accounts

The authorization command may show a macOS Keychain dialog for `credential-helper-v1`. Choose **Always Allow** to let the persistent helper reuse this authorization. Normal reads, discovery, and pull