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Transcript Loader

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Load and view Claude Code JSONL transcripts with syntax highlighting

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About This Tool

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The Transcript Loader enables Claude Code developers to load, parse, and view conversation transcripts stored in JSONL format. It provides a clean, readable interface for inspecting message history, understanding conversation flow, and debugging AI interactions.

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  • Message Display: Clean, color-coded display of user and assistant messages
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  • Metadata Visibility: Shows timestamps, session IDs, working directory, and git branch
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  • Error Handling: Graceful error messages for invalid files or parsing issues
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  • Syntax Highlighting: Code-friendly monospace fonts and color schemes
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Source: MDN Web Docs - FileReader API

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  • readAsText() Method: Using FileReader.readAsText() to read the entire JSONL file as text, then parsing line-by-line for efficient memory usage
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  • Progress Tracking: Using the onprogress event to display a real-time progress bar (percentage loaded) for large transcript files
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  1. Locate Your Transcript: Find a Claude Code transcript file (typically .jsonl format)
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  2. Load the File: Either drag-and-drop the file onto the upload area, or click "Select File" to browse
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  3. Monitor Progress: Watch the progress bar as the file loads (especially useful for large files)
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  4. View Messages: Once loaded, scroll through the message list to inspect conversation history
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  5. Examine Metadata: Check timestamps, session IDs, working directories, and other metadata for each message
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This tool parses JSONL (JSON Lines) format where each line is a separate JSON object. The parser handles:

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This tool requires modern browser support for FileReader API. Compatible with:

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Session Cache Manager

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Persistent storage for Claude Code session transcripts and metadata

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Session Cache Manager provides persistent browser-based storage for Claude Code conversation transcripts. Store sessions locally, search across cached conversations, and manage your development session history without external dependencies.

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  • Session Metadata - Track session IDs, names, timestamps, message counts, and sizes
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  • Real-time Search - Search across session names, IDs, and message content
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  • Storage Analytics - Monitor cache size, quota usage, and storage health
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  • Quota Management - Warning system for approaching storage limits
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Web Research Integration

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Source: MDN Web Storage API Documentation

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  • setItem/getItem Pattern - Using proper localStorage.setItem() and localStorage.getItem() methods instead of direct property access for reliable storage operations
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  • JSON Serialization - Implementing JSON.stringify() for storing complex session objects and JSON.parse() for retrieval, enabling storage of nested data structures
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  • Feature Detection - Using try/catch pattern to detect localStorage availability before usage, with graceful degradation if unavailable
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  • Storage Events - Leveraging storage event listeners for cross-tab synchronization (planned for multi-instance coordination)
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  1. Cache a Session - Paste JSONL transcript data, add optional session ID/name, click "Cache Session"
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  2. Load from File - Click "Load from File" to import a JSONL transcript file directly
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  3. Search Sessions - Type in search box to filter sessions by name, ID, or content
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  4. View Details - Click any session in the list to view full message details
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  5. Export/Import - Backup entire cache with "Export All" or restore with "Import Cache"
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  6. Monitor Storage - Check statistics dashboard for cache health and quota usage
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  7. Clear Cache - Use "Clear All Cache" to remove all stored sessions (with confirmation)
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  • Storage Key Pattern - Uses claude_cache_session_ prefix for all session keys
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  • Metadata Index - Maintains claude_cache_index for efficient session listing
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  • Data Structure - Each session stores: id, name, timestamp, messages array, metadata
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  • Search Algorithm - Case-insensitive search across session metadata and message content
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Session data is stored as JSON with this structure:

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Session Timeline Visualizer

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Interactive canvas-based visualization of Claude Code conversation timelines

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Visualize the temporal flow of Claude Code conversations using an interactive Canvas-based timeline. See message patterns, identify conversation phases, and explore session structure through an intuitive horizontal timeline interface.

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  • Session Statistics: Real-time metrics on message counts and session duration
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  • Sample Data: Built-in example for immediate exploration
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Source: MDN Web Docs - Canvas Element

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  1. Load Data: Click "Load Sample Data" to see an example, or use the file input to load a Claude Code JSONL transcript
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  2. Explore Timeline: Hover over message circles to see previews; messages are laid out chronologically from left to right
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  3. Zoom: Use the zoom slider to focus on specific time periods or get an overview of the entire session
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The timeline uses HTML5 Canvas for high-performance rendering of potentially hundreds of messages. Key implementation details:

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  • Event Handling: Mouse position is converted to canvas space by accounting for canvas offset, scroll position, and current zoom level
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📊 Dashboard Layout Tool

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Responsive developer analytics dashboard powered by CSS Grid

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📈Session Overview

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+ 24 + Sessions +
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About This Tool

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A demonstration of CSS Grid Layout techniques applied to create a flexible, responsive developer dashboard for Claude Code analytics. This tool showcases how to build modular dashboard layouts that adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes while maintaining visual hierarchy and usability.

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  • Named Grid Areas - Semantic layout regions using grid-template-areas
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  • Multi-Panel Layout - 6 distinct dashboard sections arranged in an intelligent grid
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  • Adaptive Breakpoints - Layout reconfigures at 1200px and 768px for optimal viewing
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  • Dark Developer Theme - Eye-friendly color scheme for extended coding sessions
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  • Interactive Metrics - Live data visualization with tool usage, timeline, and performance stats
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Source: MDN - CSS Grid Layout

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The main dashboard uses a 4-column grid with named areas:

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  1. Open the tool to see a complete analytics dashboard layout
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  3. Notice how named grid areas reorganize at different breakpoints
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This dashboard demonstrates key advantages of CSS Grid for developer tools:

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🤖 Infinite Agents

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Progressive AI-Generated Demo Gallery

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+ Exploring web-enhanced infinite agentic loops for progressive learning +

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Progressive WebGL/WebGPU visualizations with foundation → expert learning path

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Force-directed network graphs with API discovery and progressive D3.js techniques

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Professional 3-file architecture (HTML/CSS/JS) with separation of concerns

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filtering, pattern detection, and analytics + +**Example Tools**: +- **Multi-Facet Search**: Fuzzy search, regex patterns, field-specific filtering +- **Conversation Graph**: Node-link diagram showing message relationships (parent-child) +- **Productivity Dashboard**: Analytics on coding velocity, tool efficiency, session patterns +- **Error Pattern Detector**: Identify and categorize common errors across sessions +- **Code Extraction Tool**: Pull out all code blocks from conversations with syntax highlighting +- **Session Comparator**: Side-by-side comparison of different coding sessions + +**Web Learning Focus**: +- Advanced regex and fuzzy matching algorithms +- D3.js or similar for interactive visualizations +- WebWorkers for performance with large datasets +- Advanced filtering and sorting algorithms +- Statistical analysis and pattern recognition + +### **Advanced Tools (Iterations 13-20): Coordination & Communication** + +**Focus**: Multi-instance coordination, shared memory, real-time collaboration + +**Example Tools**: +- **Session Orchestrator**: Coordinate multiple Claude Code instances on different tasks +- **Shared Context Manager**: Maintain shared knowledge base across instances +- **Cross-Instance Search**: Search transcripts from multiple machines/projects +- **Collaboration Board**: Real-time task assignment and progress tracking +- **Knowledge Graph Builder**: Build interconnected knowledge from all conversations +- **MCP Server Monitor**: Track and visualize MCP server activity across instances +- **Agent Communication Hub**: Message passing between different Claude agents + +**Web Learning Focus**: +- WebSocket and Server-Sent Events for real-time communication +- SharedArrayBuffer for advanced memory sharing +- Service Workers for background sync +- IndexedDB for large-scale data storage +- Broadcast Channel API for tab communication +- WebRTC for peer-to-peer coordination + +### **Expert Tools (Iterations 21+): AI-Enhanced & Predictive Systems** + +**Focus**: Machine learning integration, predictive analytics, automated workflows + +**Example Tools**: +- **Smart Context Recommender**: Suggest relevant past conversations for current task +- **Predictive Tool Selector**: Predict which tools will be needed next +- **Workflow Automation Builder**: Record and replay common coding patterns +- **Anomaly Detector**: Identify unusual patterns or potential issues +- **Session Optimizer**: Suggest improvements based on past successful patterns +- **Auto-Tagger**: Automatically categorize and tag conversations +- **Semantic Search**: Vector-based similarity search across all transcripts + +**Web Learning Focus**: +- TensorFlow.js for in-browser ML +- Vector embeddings and similarity search +- Natural language processing libraries +- Recommendation algorithms +- Clustering and classification techniques +- Automated pattern recognition + +## Design Principles + +### **Developer-First Design** +- **Dark Theme Primary**: Easy on eyes during long coding sessions +- **Monospace Fonts**: Code-friendly typography +- **Syntax Highlighting**: Proper code colorization in all contexts +- **Keyboard Shortcuts**: Power-user keyboard navigation +- **Copy-Friendly**: Easy to copy data, code, commands +- **Performance Focused**: Fast load, responsive interactions + +### **Self-Contained Architecture** +- **No External Dependencies**: All code inline (CSS, JS, data processing) +- **Offline Capable**: Works without internet after initial load +- **Browser Storage**: Leverage localStorage, IndexedDB for persistence +- **File API Integration**: Direct file access where browser supports it +- **Progressive Enhancement**: Basic functionality without advanced features + +### **Data Integration Strategies** + +**Claude Code Transcript Format**: +```json +{ + "uuid": "message-uuid", + "sessionId": "session-id", + "timestamp": "2025-10-09T18:00:00Z", + "message": { + "role": "user|assistant", + "content": "message content or array of content blocks" + }, + "type": "user|assistant|meta|tool", + "cwd": "/working/directory", + "version": "1.0.0", + "gitBranch": "main" +} +``` + +**Tool Should Handle**: +- JSONL line-by-line parsing +- Message threading via parent-child relationships +- Tool call extraction from content blocks +- Usage statistics calculation +- Multi-session aggregation +- Export to multiple formats + +### **Observability Features** + +**What to Track**: +- Session duration and message counts +- Tool usage frequency and success rates +- Model used and token consumption +- Error patterns and resolution times +- Working directory and git branch context +- File read/write operations +- Command executions +- Search query patterns + +**Visualization Types**: +- Timeline views of session activity +- Network graphs of message relationships +- Heatmaps of activity by time/day +- Bar/pie charts for tool usage +- Scatter plots for correlation analysis +- Tree maps for hierarchical data + +### **Search Capabilities** + +**Search Modes**: +- Full-text search across all content +- Regex pattern matching +- Fuzzy matching for typo tolerance +- Field-specific search (content, session ID, tools, etc.) +- Date range filtering +- Role-based filtering (user vs assistant) +- Tool-based filtering +- Model-based filtering + +**Result Features**: +- Contextual snippets with highlighting +- Score-based ranking +- Grouped by session +- Exportable results +- Result caching for performance + +### **Coordination Mechanisms** + +**Cross-Instance Communication**: +- Shared localStorage namespace conventions +- IndexedDB for larger shared datasets +- File-based message passing (watch directories) +- WebSocket server for real-time sync +- Broadcast Channel for same-origin tabs + +**Shared Memory Patterns**: +- Central knowledge base structure +- Version control for concurrent edits +- Conflict resolution strategies +- Cache invalidation protocols +- State synchronization methods + +## Progressive Web Learning Integration + +### **Foundation Level (Iterations 1-5)** + +**Web Resources to Learn From**: +- MDN Web Docs on File API and FileReader +- LocalStorage and IndexedDB tutorials +- Canvas and SVG chart examples +- JSON parsing best practices +- Responsive CSS Grid/Flexbox layouts + +**Techniques to Apply**: +- File reading and parsing patterns +- Data storage strategies +- Basic visualization techniques +- Clean UI component design +- Error handling patterns + +### **Intermediate Level (Iterations 6-12)** + +**Web Resources to Learn From**: +- D3.js documentation and examples +- Observable notebooks for visualization +- Advanced search algorithm implementations +- Performance optimization guides +- WebWorker usage patterns + +**Techniques to Apply**: +- Interactive data visualizations +- Efficient search algorithms +- Background processing with workers +- Advanced filtering techniques +- Statistical analysis methods + +### **Advanced Level (Iterations 13-20)** + +**Web Resources to Learn From**: +- WebSocket and SSE real-time communication +- Service Worker documentation +- Broadcast Channel API guides +- WebRTC peer-to-peer examples +- Advanced IndexedDB patterns + +**Techniques to Apply**: +- Real-time synchronization +- Background sync strategies +- Cross-tab communication +- P2P data sharing +- Large-scale data management + +### **Expert Level (Iterations 21+)** + +**Web Resources to Learn From**: +- TensorFlow.js tutorials +- Vector search implementations +- NLP in JavaScript guides +- ML model optimization +- Recommendation system patterns + +**Techniques to Apply**: +- In-browser machine learning +- Semantic search algorithms +- Predictive analytics +- Automated categorization +- Pattern recognition + +## Quality Standards + +### **Functionality** +- Tool must solve a real Claude Code developer need +- Must handle realistic data volumes (1000+ messages) +- Must provide clear value over manual approaches +- Error handling for malformed data +- Graceful degradation for missing data + +### **Usability** +- Intuitive interface requiring no documentation to start +- Clear visual hierarchy and information architecture +- Responsive design for different screen sizes +- Accessible (keyboard navigation, screen readers) +- Fast initial load and responsive interactions + +### **Code Quality** +- Clean, well-commented JavaScript +- Organized CSS with consistent naming +- Efficient algorithms and data structures +- No memory leaks or performance issues +- Browser compatibility (modern browsers) + +### **Documentation** +- Clear tool purpose statement +- Feature list with examples +- Web source attribution with specifics +- Techniques learned and applied +- Usage instructions + +### **Web Integration** +- Must cite specific web source URL +- Must demonstrate 1-3 specific techniques from source +- Must show how web learning improved the tool +- Should build on techniques from previous iterations +- Must document what was learned + +## Iteration Examples + +### **Example 1: Session Timeline Viewer (Foundation)** +**Web Source**: MDN Canvas Tutorial +**Techniques Applied**: +- Canvas API for rendering timeline +- RequestAnimationFrame for smooth scrolling +- Mouse event handling for interaction +**Features**: +- Horizontal timeline of session messages +- Color-coded by message role +- Hover for message preview +- Click to expand full message + +### **Example 7: Conversation Graph Visualizer (Intermediate)** +**Web Source**: D3.js Force-Directed Graph Tutorial +**Techniques Applied**: +- D3 force simulation for node layout +- Drag interactions for node repositioning +- SVG path generation for message links +**Features**: +- Interactive node-link diagram +- Parent-child message relationships +- Tool usage indicators on nodes +- Zoom and pan controls + +### **Example 15: Shared Context Manager (Advanced)** +**Web Source**: IndexedDB API Guide +**Techniques Applied**: +- IndexedDB for cross-session storage +- Broadcast Channel for tab sync +- Structured cloning for data transfer +**Features**: +- Central knowledge base across instances +- Real-time updates when data changes +- Query interface for context retrieval +- Export/import for sharing + +### **Example 23: Smart Context Recommender (Expert)** +**Web Source**: TensorFlow.js Text Classification +**Techniques Applied**: +- Universal Sentence Encoder for embeddings +- Cosine similarity for relevance scoring +- K-nearest neighbors for recommendations +**Features**: +- Semantic search across all sessions +- Context similarity scoring +- Automatic related-session suggestions +- Learning from usage patterns + +## Ultra-Thinking Directive + +Before each tool creation, deeply consider: + +**Problem Space**: +- What specific pain point does this solve for Claude Code users? +- How do developers currently handle this need manually? +- What would make this tool indispensable? +- How does this fit into the broader developer workflow? + +**Web Learning Integration**: +- What web techniques would most benefit this tool? +- How can the assigned URL's teachings be applied creatively? +- What patterns from the web source are most valuable? +- How can we adapt web examples to our specific use case? + +**Technical Approach**: +- What's the most efficient data structure for this tool? +- How do we handle large datasets without performance issues? +- What browser APIs provide the best capabilities? +- How do we ensure offline functionality? + +**User Experience**: +- How can we make complex data immediately understandable? +- What visualizations best convey the information? +- How do we balance power-user features with simplicity? +- What keyboard shortcuts would power users want? + +**Progressive Enhancement**: +- How does this build on previous tool iterations? +- What techniques from earlier tools can be reused? +- How does this enable future tool possibilities? +- What knowledge does this add to our toolkit? + +**Generate tools that are:** +- **Immediately Useful**: Solve real problems developers face today +- **Progressively Enhanced**: Each iteration more sophisticated than the last +- **Web-Informed**: Demonstrably improved by web research +- **Self-Contained**: Work perfectly as standalone HTML files +- **Developer-Friendly**: Built by developers, for developers +- **Future-Ready**: Enable coordination and advanced workflows diff --git a/specs/claude_code_devtools_url_strategy.json b/specs/claude_code_devtools_url_strategy.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..300026a --- /dev/null +++ b/specs/claude_code_devtools_url_strategy.json @@ -0,0 +1,242 @@ +{ + "name": "Claude Code Developer Tools URL Strategy", + "description": "Progressive web learning resources for building Claude Code observability, search, and coordination tools", + "progression": "foundation → intermediate → advanced → expert", + + "priming_urls": [ + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File_API/Using_files_from_web_applications", + "topic": "File API fundamentals for reading local transcript files", + "key_concepts": ["FileReader", "Blob", "File handling", "JSONL parsing"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API/Using_IndexedDB", + "topic": "IndexedDB for storing and querying large transcript datasets", + "key_concepts": ["Object stores", "Indexes", "Transactions", "Cursors"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Canvas_API/Tutorial", + "topic": "Canvas API for data visualization", + "key_concepts": ["2D context", "Drawing shapes", "Animations", "Interactions"] + } + ], + + "foundation": { + "description": "Basic file handling, storage, and simple visualizations (Iterations 1-5)", + "urls": [ + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReader", + "topic": "FileReader API for loading transcript files", + "iteration_range": "1-2", + "techniques": ["readAsText", "onload events", "error handling", "progress tracking"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Storage_API/Using_the_Web_Storage_API", + "topic": "LocalStorage for caching search results and preferences", + "iteration_range": "1-3", + "techniques": ["setItem/getItem", "JSON serialization", "storage events", "quota management"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/canvas", + "topic": "Canvas basics for timeline visualizations", + "iteration_range": "2-4", + "techniques": ["fillRect", "strokeStyle", "text rendering", "coordinate systems"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_Layout", + "topic": "CSS Grid for responsive tool layouts", + "iteration_range": "1-5", + "techniques": ["grid-template-areas", "auto-fit", "minmax", "gap"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/JSON/parse", + "topic": "JSON parsing for JSONL transcript processing", + "iteration_range": "1-2", + "techniques": ["parse", "stringify", "reviver functions", "error handling"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Tutorial", + "topic": "SVG for scalable charts and graphs", + "iteration_range": "3-5", + "techniques": ["path elements", "viewBox", "transforms", "CSS styling"] + } + ] + }, + + "intermediate": { + "description": "Advanced search, analytics, interactive visualizations (Iterations 6-12)", + "urls": [ + { + "url": "https://d3js.org/getting-started", + "topic": "D3.js fundamentals for data visualization", + "iteration_range": "6-8", + "techniques": ["data binding", "scales", "axes", "transitions"] + }, + { + "url": "https://observablehq.com/@d3/force-directed-graph", + "topic": "Force-directed graphs for conversation relationships", + "iteration_range": "7-9", + "techniques": ["force simulation", "node dragging", "link rendering", "zoom behavior"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Workers_API/Using_web_workers", + "topic": "Web Workers for background search processing", + "iteration_range": "8-10", + "techniques": ["postMessage", "onmessage", "transferable objects", "shared workers"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Regular_Expressions", + "topic": "Advanced regex for pattern searching", + "iteration_range": "6-8", + "techniques": ["lookahead/lookbehind", "capturing groups", "flags", "Unicode support"] + }, + { + "url": "https://observablehq.com/@d3/bar-chart", + "topic": "Interactive bar charts for tool usage analytics", + "iteration_range": "6-7", + "techniques": ["ordinal scales", "tooltips", "hover effects", "sorting"] + }, + { + "url": "https://observablehq.com/@d3/zoomable-sunburst", + "topic": "Hierarchical sunburst for nested data", + "iteration_range": "9-11", + "techniques": ["hierarchical data", "partition layout", "arc generation", "zoom transitions"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API", + "topic": "Advanced IndexedDB queries and indexes", + "iteration_range": "10-12", + "techniques": ["compound indexes", "key ranges", "cursors", "versioning"] + } + ] + }, + + "advanced": { + "description": "Real-time coordination, cross-instance communication, shared state (Iterations 13-20)", + "urls": [ + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Broadcast_Channel_API", + "topic": "Broadcast Channel for cross-tab communication", + "iteration_range": "13-15", + "techniques": ["postMessage", "onmessage", "same-origin communication", "close"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSockets_API", + "topic": "WebSocket for real-time multi-instance coordination", + "iteration_range": "14-16", + "techniques": ["connect", "send", "onmessage", "reconnection strategies"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Worker_API", + "topic": "Service Workers for background sync", + "iteration_range": "15-17", + "techniques": ["registration", "fetch events", "cache API", "background sync"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent_events/Using_server-sent_events", + "topic": "Server-Sent Events for live updates", + "iteration_range": "14-16", + "techniques": ["EventSource", "event listeners", "reconnection", "custom events"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebRTC_API", + "topic": "WebRTC for peer-to-peer data sharing", + "iteration_range": "17-19", + "techniques": ["RTCPeerConnection", "data channels", "signaling", "NAT traversal"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SharedArrayBuffer", + "topic": "SharedArrayBuffer for shared memory", + "iteration_range": "18-20", + "techniques": ["Atomics", "memory sharing", "synchronization", "race conditions"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Notification", + "topic": "Notifications API for cross-instance alerts", + "iteration_range": "15-17", + "techniques": ["requestPermission", "notification options", "click events", "persistence"] + } + ] + }, + + "expert": { + "description": "ML-powered features, semantic search, predictive analytics (Iterations 21+)", + "urls": [ + { + "url": "https://www.tensorflow.org/js/tutorials", + "topic": "TensorFlow.js for in-browser machine learning", + "iteration_range": "21-23", + "techniques": ["model loading", "inference", "training", "optimization"] + }, + { + "url": "https://www.tensorflow.org/js/tutorials/conversion/import_saved_model", + "topic": "Using pre-trained models for text classification", + "iteration_range": "22-24", + "techniques": ["model conversion", "inference", "preprocessing", "postprocessing"] + }, + { + "url": "https://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs-models/tree/master/universal-sentence-encoder", + "topic": "Universal Sentence Encoder for semantic search", + "iteration_range": "23-25", + "techniques": ["embeddings", "cosine similarity", "vector search", "caching"] + }, + { + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebGL_API/Tutorial", + "topic": "WebGL for GPU-accelerated visualizations", + "iteration_range": "24-26", + "techniques": ["shaders", "buffers", "textures", "rendering pipeline"] + }, + { + "url": "https://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs-examples", + "topic": "TensorFlow.js examples for pattern recognition", + "iteration_range": "21-25", + "techniques": ["classification", "clustering", "anomaly detection", "time series"] + } + ] + }, + + "dynamic_search_templates": [ + "Claude Code transcript parsing site:stackoverflow.com", + "IndexedDB full-text search implementation site:github.com", + "JavaScript fuzzy string matching algorithms", + "D3.js interactive timeline visualization", + "WebSocket real-time coordination patterns", + "Browser-based vector similarity search", + "TensorFlow.js text classification tutorial", + "Service Worker background sync patterns", + "Canvas performance optimization techniques", + "LocalStorage vs IndexedDB comparison" + ], + + "fallback_resources": [ + { + "category": "General Web APIs", + "url": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API", + "use_when": "Specific API documentation needed" + }, + { + "category": "JavaScript Patterns", + "url": "https://javascript.info", + "use_when": "Modern JavaScript techniques needed" + }, + { + "category": "Data Visualization", + "url": "https://observablehq.com/@d3", + "use_when": "D3.js examples and patterns needed" + }, + { + "category": "Machine Learning", + "url": "https://www.tensorflow.org/js", + "use_when": "ML implementation guidance needed" + } + ], + + "notes": [ + "URLs progress from basic web APIs to advanced coordination and ML", + "Each iteration should demonstrate specific techniques from assigned URL", + "Foundation iterations establish core patterns that advanced iterations build upon", + "Expert iterations combine multiple techniques from earlier learnings", + "All tools must remain self-contained single HTML files", + "Focus on developer tools that solve real Claude Code workflow challenges" + ] +}