ccexport
Export Claude Code (cc) chat history to markdown format. A minimal CLI tool that extracts conversation history from Claude Code's local storage.
Features
- Exports the most recent Claude Code session for any project
- Outputs clean markdown with only user/assistant messages
- Filters out tool calls, thinking blocks, and interrupted messages
- Handles special characters in directory names (underscores → dashes)
- No configuration needed - uses Claude's standard storage location (~/.claude)
Installation
uv tool install ccexport
Development
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/odysseus0/ccexport.git
cd ccexport
Run directly without installing:
# Using uv run
uv run ccexport
# Format and lint
uv run --with ruff ruff check .
uv run --with ruff ruff format .
Usage
Export Claude Code chat sessions:
# Export latest session from current directory
ccexport
# Export from a specific directory
ccexport /path/to/project
# Export to custom filename
ccexport -o my_session.md
# Export from specific directory to custom filename
ccexport /path/to/project -o my_session.md
The tool will:
- Find your Claude Code sessions for the specified directory
- Select the most recently modified session
- Extract user and assistant messages (text only, skipping interrupted messages)
- Export to a markdown file with timestamp-based filename
Output Format
Messages are exported as simple markdown:
## User
Your question here
## Assistant
Claude's response here
## User
Follow-up question
## Assistant
Follow-up response
Metadata
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