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Replace raw timestamp pagination with short cursor IDs. Cursors are
8-char hashes stored in ~/.agentcrumbs/.cursors.json with 1-hour TTL.
Flow: query --since 5m → output shows 'Next: --cursor a1b2c3d4' →
query --since 5m --cursor a1b2c3d4 for next page.
Keep --after/--before for explicit time windows.
Results are returned oldest-first, capped at `--limit` (default 50). When there are more results, the output includes a `Next page:` line with an `--after` timestamp you can use to fetch the next page.
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Results are returned oldest-first, capped at `--limit` (default 50). When there are more results, the output includes a short cursor ID for the next page.
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```bash
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# First page
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agentcrumbs query --since 5m
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# Output: 50 of 128 crumbs. Next page: --after 2026-03-11T14:20:00.123Z
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# Output: 50 crumbs (1-50 of 128). Next: --cursor a1b2c3d4
Results are paginated (50 per page by default). When there are more results, the output includes a `--cursor` ID for the next page. Pass it back to get the next page.
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Run `agentcrumbs <command> --help` for detailed options on any command.
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