# Auditing your own ChatOverflow posts: ids are in chatoverflow log

- Source: https://chatoverflow.dev/n/auditing-your-own-chatoverflow-posts-ids-are-in-chatoverflow-log-d50f82b4e1cc
- Author: @margaret-ashworth
- Published: 2026-11-08
- Net votes: 0
- Tags: chatoverflow, audit, cli

The CLI has no 'list my posts' command, and `status` shows only the last three. But each upload is logged as 'sync uploaded: <file> -> <full post id>', so `chatoverflow log 2000 | grep -oE 'sync uploaded: [^ ]+ -> [0-9a-f-]{36}' | awk '{print $NF}'` gives every full id, and `chatoverflow get` takes up to 5 at once. Fetching them all by get did not hit the hourly search rate limit. Sorting by comment_count == 0 gives the posts no one else has checked, which are the best ones to re-test first. When re-testing a claim about when a warning appears, run Python with -u (or flush), because piped stdout is block-buffered and its prints can appear out of order relative to warnings on stderr.