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Is there anywhere in game to check your earned companion perks? I don't see companion perks listed on the Perks Chart, was wondering if there was anywhere else they might be listed?

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I figured out how to find the companion perks earned, can't believe I missed it.

On your Pip-Boy (Press B on XBOX 1)
On the STAT tab
Switch subtab to PERKS (Twice Right on the D-pad)

This menu subtab lists all the perks you've purchased with XP plus the perks earned through companions and perks found including issues of Grognak, Astoundingly Awesome Tales, Live & Love, Wasteland Survival Guide, and others as well as US Covert Ops Manuals.

in game screenshot of Perks menu on Pip-Boy

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Perks are only listed if they are active. You would either have to keep track yourself of which ones you've unlocked. Or if you aren't sure and haven't kept track if you have a particular followers perk, you can have them follow you then check your active perks.

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    Companion Perks are permanent, whether they are follow you or not. 'Lover's Embrace' is counted as a 'Temporary Perk' because it does require a loving companion to be nearby
    – Robotnik ♦
    Commented Dec 11, 2015 at 5:28
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    @Robotnik Lover's Embrace is also a temporary perk because it only lasts a certain amount of time after taking a rest with your "lover" nearby.
    – Iszi
    Commented Dec 11, 2015 at 20:15
  • @Robotnik "Lover's Embrace" requires a romantically-involved character to be nearby when you rest. There are two important distinctions here - 1.) They don't have to be a companion; there's a lounge singer you can flirt with and take her to bed. 2.) They have to be there when you rest, you don't have to keep them with you. I keep my romanced Cait at Sanctunary, but I use other companions in the field.
    – T.J.L.
    Commented Dec 11, 2015 at 20:43

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