restore

name	restore
description	Restore claude/codex agents from a tmux-reboot snapshot after tmux-resurrect reopens their windows.

Restore Tmux Agents

After a reboot, tmux-resurrect reopens the windows and working directories. Resume the agents that were running in them from the snapshot written by /tmux-reboot:snapshot.

Preview the plan first:

python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/restore.py .llm/resume-after-reboot-state.md

Show the user the list of windows and resume commands. Once they confirm, fire them:

python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/restore.py .llm/resume-after-reboot-state.md --go

The window running the script is fired last so the restore is not interrupted mid-run. Each command is sent with a trailing Enter, so the user does not press return themselves — the script both pastes and runs every resume line.

Alongside claude/codex agents, the snapshot may hold command rows (dev servers and watchers like just dev). These are re-run the same way. Point them out before firing, since re-running a dev server rebinds its port.

Verify rows that use claude --continue or codex resume --last; these fallbacks mean the snapshot could not match an exact transcript. If a resumed session opens the wrong conversation because one working directory held multiple agents or an idle Codex transcript had a stale modification time, run codex resume or claude --resume manually in that window and use the interactive picker.