leashd: Skill for Claude Code

Debugging leashd

leashd uses two-tier storage:

• Session store — {leashd_root}/.leashd/sessions.db (fixed, never switches). Tracks user→directory mapping, session IDs, costs.
• Per-project store — {project}/.leashd/messages.db (switches with /dir). Stores messages and conversation history.
• Audit log — {project}/.leashd/audit.jsonl (per-project)
• App logs — {project}/.leashd/logs/app.log (per-project)

The leashd root is the directory containing the leashd/ package (i.e., the repo root).

First: Determine which project to inspect

If the user provides a project directory as an argument, use that. Otherwise, ask:

1. Check the session store to find which directories have active sessions:

uv run python -c "
import sqlite3, pathlib
db = pathlib.Path('__file__').resolve().parent.parent / '.leashd' / 'sessions.db'
# Fallback: try common locations
for candidate in [db, pathlib.Path('.leashd/sessions.db')]:
    if candidate.exists():
        conn = sqlite3.connect(str(candidate))
        conn.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
        for r in conn.execute('SELECT user_id, chat_id, working_directory, last_used, is_active FROM sessions ORDER BY last_used DESC LIMIT 10'):
            print(dict(r))
        break
else:
    print('No sessions.db found')
"

1. Use the working_directory from the session to locate per-project files.

1. SQLite Session Store (sessions.db)

Fixed at {leashd_root}/.leashd/sessions.db. Default storage backend is sqlite.

Sessions table — one row per user+chat pair:

user_id TEXT, chat_id TEXT, session_id TEXT, working_directory TEXT,
claude_session_id TEXT, created_at TEXT, last_used TEXT,
total_cost REAL, message_count INTEGER, is_active INTEGER
PRIMARY KEY (user_id, chat_id)

Common queries

Recent sessions (run from leashd repo root):

uv run python -c "
import sqlite3
conn = sqlite3.connect('.leashd/sessions.db')
conn.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
for r in conn.execute('SELECT user_id, chat_id, session_id, working_directory, message_count, total_cost, last_used, is_active FROM sessions ORDER BY last_used DESC LIMIT 10'):
    print(dict(r))
"