CC-Wiki: Turn Claude Code Sessions into a Shareable Quartz Knowledge Base
CC-Wiki is a Claude Code skill + Quartz template that converts your local ~/.claude session history into a shareable static wiki. It's designed for developers who use Claude Code for deep research and want to package those sessions into a reusable, arXiv-like knowledge base without context loss.
Installation & Usage
Install with a single curl pipe — no prerequisites beyond Claude Code, Python 3.9+, and Node 22+:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tejpalv/cc-wiki/main/install.sh | bashThen, inside any active Claude Code session, invoke the skill:
/cc-wikiThis processes your ~/.claude sessions and builds a static Quartz-based site at a configurable output directory.
Key Details
- No pip dependencies — uses only Python standard library.
- Quartz site requires Node 22+ for the static site generation.
- The generated wiki is static HTML, ready to be hosted on any static file server (GitHub Pages, Netlify, etc.).
- Built on Quartz by Jacky Zhao, a popular digital-garden framework.
- License: MIT.
- OS support: macOS and Linux.
Motivation
The author needed a way to share deep research output produced with Claude Code, both for team use and personal re-use in future sessions. CC-Wiki solves that by formalizing the conversion and providing a ready-to-use template.
Who It's For
Claude Code users who want to archive and share their AI-assisted research sessions without manual formatting.
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