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specstory-link-trail

specstory-link-trail

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About specstory-link-trail

SpecStory Link Trail is a skill for reviewing `.specstory/history` sessions and reporting URLs accessed through WebFetch. It helps developers audit external resources, revisit URLs, and identify failed fetches.

Key features

  1. 01Extracts URLs, status codes, and context
  2. 02Groups results by session and timestamp
  3. 03Separates successful and failed fetches
  4. 04Deduplicates URLs and counts fetches
  5. 05Supports date, session, and glob selection

Use cases

  1. 01Audit resources fetched during development
  2. 02Find a previously fetched documentation page
  3. 03Review failed requests for possible retry

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/specstoryai/agent-skills --skill specstory-link-trail

After installing, type/specstory-link-trailin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

extract_urls_context.py
generate_report.py
LICENSE.txt
parse_webfetch.py

Details

From the project README

SpecStory Link Trail

Reviews your .specstory/history sessions and creates a summary of all URLs that were fetched via WebFetch tool calls. Useful for auditing external resources accessed during development.

How It Works

  1. Parses SpecStory history files for WebFetch tool calls
  2. Extracts URLs, status codes, and context
  3. Groups by session with timestamps
  4. Separates successful fetches from failures
  5. Deduplicates repeated URLs with fetch counts

Why Track Links?

During AI-assisted coding, your assistant fetches documentation, APIs, and resources on your behalf. Link Trail helps you:

  • Audit what external resources were accessed
  • Find that documentation page you saw earlier
  • Review failed fetches that might need retry
  • Understand your research patterns

Usage

Slash Command
User saysScript behavior
/specstory-link-trailAll sessions in history
/specstory-link-trail todayToday's sessions only
/specstory-link-trail last sessionMost recent session
/specstory-link-trail 2026-01-22Sessions from specific date
/specstory-link-trail *.mdCustom glob pattern
Direct Script Usage
# All sessions
python skills/specstory-link-trail/parse_webfetch.py .specstory/history/*.md | \
  python skills/specstory-link-trail/generate_report.py -

# Specific session
python skills/specstory-link-trail/parse_webfetch.py .specstory/history/2026-01-22*.md | \
  python skills/specstory-link-trail/generate_report.py -

# Sessions from a date range
python skills/specstory-link-trail/parse_webfetch.py .specstory/history/2026-01-2*.md | \
  python skills/specstory-link-trail/generate_report.py -

Output

Link Trail Report
=================

Sessions analyzed: 5
Total URLs fetched: 23 (18 successful, 5 failed)

Session: fix-authentication-bug (2026-01-22)
--------------------------------------------
Successful fetches:
  - https://docs.github.com/en/rest/authentication (×2)
  - https://jwt.io/introduction
  - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/401

Failed fetches:
  - https://internal.company.com/api/docs (403 Forbidden)

Session: add-caching-layer (2026-01-21)
---------------------------------------
Successful fetches:
  - https://redis.io/docs/latest/commands
  - https://docs.python.org/3/library/functools.html#functools.lru_cache
  - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/... (×3)

Summary by Domain
-----------------
  github.com: 5 fetches
  stackoverflow.com: 4 fetches
  docs.python.org: 3 fetches
  redis.io: 2 fetches
  (9 other domains): 9 fetches

Present Results to User

The script output IS the report. Present it directly without additional commentary, but you may:

  1. Highlight key findings - Most frequently accessed domains, any failed fetches
  2. Offer follow-ups - "Want me to retry the failed fetches?" or "Need details on any of these?"
Example Response
Here's your link trail from recent sessions:

[script output here]

I noticed 5 failed fetches - mostly internal URLs that require authentication.
The most accessed domain was github.com (5 fetches), mostly for their REST API docs.

Would you like me to:
- Retry any of the failed fetches?
- Open any of these links?
- Filter to a specific session?

Notes

  • Uses streaming parsing for large history files
  • URLs are extracted from WebFetch tool calls in the history
  • Fetch counts show when the same URL was accessed multiple times
  • Failed fetches include the HTTP status code when available

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