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Tariq Ali wrote that you shouldn't turn HTML-effectiveness into a skill — just prompt for it. I spent a weekend building exactly that skill. A trip report, a quiet argument for visually rich notes, and the moment a workflow folded back on itself and started auditing its own output.
Part 2. I said I'd keep my claude-code-transcripts fork to myself. Then I added five more agents, a real session manager, a destructive folder rename, and eventually a new name. It's not Simon's tool anymore.
I forked claude-code-transcripts to fix a few personal pain points. One of them was a folder with 1,667 duplicate sessions from a runaway loop. Here's the rest.