browsing-history
Query browsing history from all synced devices (iPhone, Mac, iPad, desktop). Supports natural language queries for filtering by date, device, domain, and keywords. Uses LLM classification for content categories. Can output to stdout or save as markdown/JSON to Obsidian vault.
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About browsing-history
The 'browsing-history' skill allows users to query their browsing history from all synced devices, including iPhone, Mac, iPad, desktop, and Android. It leverages natural language processing to filter results based on time, device, domain, and specific keywords. This skill solves the problem of retrieving browsing history in a quick and organized manner, eliminating the need to manually sift through data on different devices. By querying the browsing history, users can easily track articles or pages they’ve read and search for specific topics or sites they visited within a defined timeframe.
FAQ
How do I query browsing history for a specific device?
Use the '--device' option followed by the device name (e.g., --device iPhone) to filter results by a particular device.
Can I filter my browsing history by a specific domain?
Yes, use the '--domain' option followed by the domain name (e.g., --domain medium.com) to filter by domain.
Is there a way to categorize the browsing history by topic?
Yes, you can use the '--categorize' option to apply LLM-based categorization and the '--group-by' option to group results by category or domain.
Can I save the browsing history to a file?
Yes, you can use the '--output' option to save the results to a file in either markdown, JSON, or other formats.
What is the default output format for the browsing history?
The default output format is markdown, which organizes the browsing history by date, device, and time of visit.
Install browsing-history
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
glebis/claude-skills