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Use when the user asks to find, recall, or recover a past OpenCode conversation — e.g. "we talked about X earlier", "find that session from this morning", "what did we decide about Y last week"
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| name | session-recover |
| description | Use when the user asks to find, recall, or recover a past OpenCode conversation — e.g. "we talked about X earlier", "find that session from this morning", "what did we decide about Y last week" |
Find and read past OpenCode conversations. Uses session-db skill for schema and queries.
| Signal | Action |
|---|---|
| "we talked about X" | project_search or SQLite content search |
| "session from this morning" | SQLite with time_updated filter |
| "what did we decide" | Read full conversation content |
Use project_search first. Fall back to SQLite (via session-db skill) when you need content search or time filtering.
project_search({ query: "keyword" }) # Search across all projects
project_list() # Browse projects and recent sessions
project_sessions() # Interactive session picker UI
See session-db skill for all queries — search by title, message content, or time range.
SELECT json_extract(p.data, '$.text')
FROM part p
JOIN message m ON p.message_id = m.id
WHERE m.session_id = 'SESSION_ID'
AND json_extract(p.data, '$.type') = 'text'
ORDER BY p.time_created;
Wrong session identified — verify session content before summarizing. Title alone is not reliable.
Forked sessions share history — a forked session has the same early messages as the original. Check time_created to confirm you have the right one.
Use when sending a message, context, or instructions to another OpenCode conversation — silent context injection or triggering AI work in a different session.
Use when switching to a different OpenCode conversation, opening a past session in a new terminal, or resuming or forking a session from another project.
Use when querying the OpenCode SQLite database — looking up sessions, searching message content, or converting timestamps. Shared reference for schema and queries.