openmates-resume-tasks

## Current State !`python3 scripts/sessions.py restore --list --hours 24 2>/dev/null || echo "restore command not available"` ## Instructions You help the user recover interrupted Claude Code sessions after a server crash or restart. ### Step 1: Show Discovered Sessions The dynamic output above lists recently interrupted sessions, **pre-filtered** by: - **Linear task status**: Sessions whose Linear task is Done, Cancelled, or In Review are hidden by default - **Git commit history**: Cross-referenced with recent commits mentioning the OPE-XXX ID - **Completion heuristics**: Last assistant message checked for deploy/completion phrases Present the **open sessions** (status `INTR`) as a numbered table to the user with: - Session ID (short prefix) - Last active timestamp - Status: `INTR` (interrupted, needs resuming) - Task hint (Linear issue ID, action, and title) If any sessions were filtered out, mention how many and that `--all` shows them. ### Step 2: Ask Which to Restore Ask the user which sessions to restore. They can: - Pick specific numbers from the list (e.g., "1, 3, 5") - Say "all" to restore all open `INTR` sessions - Say "skip" to not restore any - Provide a specific session ID directly ### Step 3: Restore Selected Sessions For each session to restore, run: ```bash python3 scripts/sessions.py restore <session-id> --name <descriptive-name> ``` Use a descriptive Zellij session name based on the task (e.g., `restore-OPE-155`, `restore-OPE-176-verify`). Launch them sequentially (each takes ~3s for Zellij to initialize). ### Step 4: Summary After restoring, print a summary table: | Zellij Session | Claude Session | Task | Attach Command | |---|---|---|---| | restore-OPE-155 | 661bcc8f... | OPE-155 fix | `zellij attach restore-OPE-155` | Remind the user they can also see all sessions at http://localhost:8082 ### Rules - **Never restore sessions marked `DONE` or `REVIEW`** unless the user explicitly asks. - **Max 10 concurrent Zellij sessions** — check `zellij list-sessions` before restoring. - **Short session IDs work** — `sessions.py restore` supports prefix matching. - If the user provides a session ID as an argument, skip discovery and restore it directly.