sedona-cli 0.6.4

Export your AI chats — Claude Code, Claude.ai/Cowork, ChatGPT — and terminal sessions into your company's context.

sedona-cli

Your AI chats hold a surprising amount of company context — decisions, debugging trails, design discussions, institutional knowledge that never makes it into a doc. sedona ships them into Sedona's company knowledge graph, where they become searchable context for everyone (with secrets scrubbed and sensitive sessions automatically restricted).

Install

uv tool install sedona-cli      # or: pipx install sedona-cli / pip install sedona-cli

Quickstart

sedona auth                     # email OTP — one-step onboarding (skill, completion, app)
sedona ls                       # recent Claude Code sessions + chat exports it found
sedona ls -v                    # + turn counts, repo, keywords, first prompt
sedona peek                     # inspect one session before uploading (interactive picker)
sedona peek 1                   # …or by recency index / path / title substring
sedona brain                    # scrub + upload this project's newest session
sedona brain --recent 3         # …or your 3 most recent sessions, any project
sedona brain ~/Downloads/conversations.json   # a Claude.ai / ChatGPT export
history | sedona brain --stdin  # raw terminal scrollback
sedona people                   # who's on Sedona (recipients for `send`)
sedona send ./drafts avi        # hand a folder straight to a teammate (P2P)
sedona inbox                    # see what teammates sent you
sedona get <id>                 # download + unzip it into ./sedona-inbox/
sedona whoami                   # who you're signed in as
sedona help [command]           # grouped overview / one command's flags

sedona auth (or sedona init) also installs the agent skill, so you can just tell Claude Code or Codex "share this session with Sedona" and it handles the upload.

Tab completion

Wired automatically by sedona auth / sedona init; manual setup is one line:

echo 'eval "$(sedona completion zsh)"'  >> ~/.zshrc    # zsh
echo 'eval "$(sedona completion bash)"' >> ~/.bashrc   # bash

sedona peek <TAB> then completes against your actual recent sessions, with titles shown inline.

Skill without installing anything

The upload skill is also served by the backend, so an agent can be set up with one curl (the skill runs the CLI via uvx, so no install is ever needed):

base=https://sedona-internal-production.up.railway.app
curl -fsSL $base/transcripts/skill --create-dirs -o ~/.claude/skills/sedona-upload/SKILL.md   # Claude Code
curl -fsSL $base/transcripts/skill --create-dirs -o ~/.codex/skills/sedona-upload/SKILL.md    # Codex

What it can export

Source	How
Claude Code sessions	Read directly from ~/.claude/projects/ — sedona brain / --recent N
Claude.ai / Cowork chats	Request a data export in claude.ai settings, then sedona brain conversations.json
ChatGPT chats	Request a data export in ChatGPT settings, then sedona brain conversations.json
Terminal sessions	Pipe anything: tmux capture-pane -p | sedona brain --stdin

Send files to a teammate

Separate from uploading to company memory, sedona send hands a folder or file directly to one colleague — handy for a drafts/ folder, a .parquet, anything. The recipient is an email or a unique name fragment (sedona people lists everyone):

sedona send ./drafts avi                  # zips and sends; they get a Slack DM
sedona inbox                              # list what's waiting for you
sedona get <id>                           # download + unzip into ./sedona-inbox/

Unlike sedona brain, these files are sent as-is (no secret scrubbing) and are not indexed into company memory — they're stored privately and only the named recipient can download them. The recipient must be a company employee.

Privacy

• Secrets never leave your machine: API keys, tokens, JWTs, and private keys are redacted locally before upload (and the server scrubs again as a backstop).
• The server classifies each conversation's visibility fail-closed — sensitive content is restricted to you or admins, not shared company-wide.
• Tool output in coding sessions is truncated; assistant thinking blocks are dropped entirely.
• Authentication requires a verified company employee email; the tool does nothing useful outside the company.

License

MIT (this CLI only).