resume-from-claude

name	resume-from-claude
description	Resume a Claude session from Codex, Amp, OpenCode, and more. Use when the user says `/resume-from-claude`, `/kmf-claude`, asks to resume a Claude conversation here, or wants another agent to recover Claude session state from `~/.claude` and continue the work.

Resume From Claude

Use this skill to recover recent Claude CLI sessions for the current workspace, present a short candidate list, and then continue work from the selected session's recovered state in the current agent.

When To Use

• The user asks to resume or import a Claude conversation into Codex.
• The user explicitly says /kmf-claude as the shortcut invocation.
• The user gives a Claude session id and wants the current agent to continue it.
• The user wants "the recent Claude chats for this folder" summarized first.

Workflow

1. Run the bundled script to discover sessions for the current directory:

python3 scripts/resume_from_claude.py list --cwd "$PWD" --limit 5 --json

2. Present a brief numbered list with:

   • session id
   • updated time
   • git branch
   • last prompt

3. If the user provided a session id, or if there is one clearly relevant latest session, run:

python3 scripts/resume_from_claude.py brief --cwd "$PWD" --session <session-id> --json

4. Use the brief to continue the task. Do not make the user restate context that is already recoverable from the Claude transcript.

Output Style

When listing sessions, keep it compact:

1. <session-id> — <updated-at> — <branch>
2. Last prompt: <summary>

When resuming a session, give a short import brief:

• Goal
• Last completed step
• Current branch / repo state
• Likely next action

Then continue the work.

Notes

• Prefer the exact session id if the user supplied one.
• If no project-scoped Claude sessions exist for the current folder, say so directly and stop.
• The import is a synthesized resume brief, not a byte-for-byte replay of the original chat.
• If the transcript suggests risky or destructive follow-up work, re-check current repo state before acting.