transcript-to-html

You can convert Claude Code JSONL transcripts to HTML by running a rendering script that parses session data and outputs a styled, readable HTML file. This skill transforms user messages, assistant responses, and tool interactions into a compact document for easy review.

Exporting Claude Code sessions to HTML includes session statistics, user messages, assistant messages, thinking blocks, tool calls, and tool results. The output features collapsible thinking sections and color-coded message bubbles for quick visual comprehension.

Yes, you can use this to archive Claude Code transcripts for log review. It renders verbose JSONL session data into a clean, self-contained HTML format that is easy to skim, discuss, and store for future reference.

No, the transcript-to-html conversion requires no external dependencies. It implements a self-contained Python script that handles all rendering internally, producing a standalone HTML file without needing additional libraries.

The best way to present Claude Code transcripts to clients is converting the JSONL logs into a styled HTML file. This approach renders interactions with color-coded bubbles and collapsible sections, making the session easy to read and discuss.