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clawpage

v1.0.1

Published

CLI for parsing Openclaw session JSONL files and generating chat YAML files for [clawpage-web](https://github.com/imyelo/clawpage/tree/main/packages/web/).

Readme

clawpage

CLI for parsing Openclaw session JSONL files and generating chat YAML files for clawpage-web.

Usage

npx clawpage parse <session.jsonl> [-o output.yaml]

Process Content Filtering

By default the output includes everything (thinking blocks, tool calls, events). Use these flags to filter:

# Messages only — strip all process content
npx clawpage parse session.jsonl -o out.yaml --exclude-process=all

# Messages + specific types
npx clawpage parse session.jsonl -o out.yaml --include-process=thinking,toolcalls

--include-process and --exclude-process are mutually exclusive.

| Type | What it covers | |------|----------------| | thinking | AI reasoning/thinking blocks | | toolcalls | Tool call blocks (name, arguments) | | toolresults | Tool result content embedded in tool call entries | | session | Session start events | | model_change | Model switching events | | thinking_level_change | Thinking level change events | | compaction | Context compaction events | | custom | Custom events (e.g. model-snapshot) | | all | Shorthand for all types above |

Platform

The --platform flag selects the session format parser. Currently only openclaw is supported (the default).

npx clawpage parse session.jsonl --platform openclaw

Programmatic API

import { parseSession, generateYAML, DEFAULT_CONSTRAINT } from 'clawpage'

const session = await parseSession(filePath)
const yaml = await generateYAML(session, DEFAULT_CONSTRAINT, { name: 'My Session' })

Key exports:

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | parseSession | Parse a JSONL file into a ParsedSession | | LogParser / OpenClawParser | Low-level parser classes | | generateYAML / YAMLGenerator | Render a ParsedSession to YAML string | | DEFAULT_CONSTRAINT | Default FormatConstraint (includes all content) | | createConstraint | Build a custom FormatConstraint | | Platform | Interface for adding new platform parsers |

See Clawpage's docs/cli-platform-extension.md for how to implement a custom platform parser.