wrap-list

List all recorded sessions as a summary table. Execute immediately, no confirmation needed.

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Step 1 — Check for index file

Use the Bash tool:

wc -l logs/sessions/_index.jsonl 2>/dev/null || echo "no-index"

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Step 2 — Build the table

If logs/sessions/_index.jsonl exists (fast path):

Read logs/sessions/_index.jsonl. Each line is a JSON object with fields: session_id, date, summary, confidence, tags, files_changed, open_items. Build the table directly from these fields — no file scanning needed.

If logs/sessions/_index.jsonl is missing (fallback — scan frontmatter):

Use the Bash tool:

ls logs/sessions/*.md 2>/dev/null | grep -v "_index" | sort

For each file, read only the frontmatter (lines between the --- delimiters). Extract: session_id, session_date, summary, confidence, files_changed, open_items.

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Step 3 — Output

Output a markdown table:

Session	Date	Summary	Confidence	Files	Open
<id>	YYYY-MM-DD		high/med/low/—	N	N

Rules:

• Truncate summary to 80 chars if longer
• If confidence field is absent (pre-schema sessions), show —
• Sort rows by session ID ascending (oldest first)
• After the table, print one line: Total: N sessions across D distinct dates
• If index was used: append (source: logs/sessions/_index.jsonl) — if frontmatter scan was used: append (source: frontmatter scan — run /wrap to build index)