Slomo CLI: stats and prune — Storage and Retention

`slomo stats`

Totals: sessions, events, issues by category, storage.

slomo stats [OPTIONS]

Option	Effect
`--rebuild-index`	Drop and rebuild the issue index from the JSONL timelines

$ slomo stats
Sessions        42        Storage    18.3 MB
Events          61,204    Issues     7 open, 3 resolved
By category     Null Reference 3 · Timeout 2 · Database 1 · Unknown 1

`--rebuild-index`

The SQLite issue index (including full-text search) is a cache derived from the JSONL timelines. Rebuild it whenever it could be stale or damaged:

after deleting session directories by hand
after copying sessions in from another machine
if the index file was corrupted or removed

slomo stats --rebuild-index

Rebuilding is always safe — the JSONL timelines are the source of truth.

`slomo prune`

Delete the oldest sessions beyond the retention limit.

slomo prune [OPTIONS]

Option	Default	Effect
`--keep`, `-k`	config `retention_max_sessions` (200)	Number of newest sessions to keep
`--yes`, `-y`	—	Skip the confirmation prompt

slomo prune                # trim to the configured retention
slomo prune --keep 50 -y   # keep only the newest 50, no prompt

Pruning deletes session directories — source-of-truth data. Incidents from pruned sessions leave the issue index on the next rebuild.

For deleting one specific session, use slomo session delete.

​slomo stats

​--rebuild-index

​slomo prune

`slomo stats`

`--rebuild-index`

`slomo prune`