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@atharva-again/pi-resume-opencode

v0.2.0

Published

Pi extension for safely resuming OpenCode sessions

Readme

@atharva-again/pi-resume-opencode

Continue an OpenCode conversation in Pi without copying context by hand.

/resume-opencode imports an OpenCode session as native Pi history while keeping foreign reasoning, tool calls, tool results, attachments, and failed output out of the model context.

Demo

Install

pi install npm:@atharva-again/pi-resume-opencode

Requirements:

  • Pi 0.80.7 or newer
  • The opencode CLI available on PATH
  • An existing OpenCode database

The extension has been tested with OpenCode 1.17.20.

Use

Run the command from the project whose sessions you want to browse:

/resume-opencode

The picker starts with OpenCode sessions from Pi's current directory.

  • Press Tab to switch between Current Directory and All sessions.
  • Type to search by title, directory, or session ID.
  • Select a session to import it into a new native Pi session.
  • Press Escape while discovering or exporting to cancel.

If you already know the full OpenCode session ID, skip the picker:

/resume-opencode ses_abc123

Importing from another directory requires confirmation. Pi keeps its current working directory rather than switching to the source directory.

What gets imported

Only deterministic conversation text is added to Pi's model context:

  • Real user text
  • Completed, non-error assistant text

The following OpenCode data is deliberately excluded:

  • Reasoning
  • Tool calls and tool results
  • System prompts
  • Attachments and file contents
  • Synthetic or ignored text
  • Compaction summaries
  • Errored or incomplete assistant responses

The result is a Pi session that appears as recent in /resume and can be continued with the active Pi model.

Security

The extension uses the installed OpenCode CLI instead of reading or modifying OpenCode's SQLite database directly.

  • Discovery uses fixed SQL and fixed command arguments.
  • Exported transcripts are captured in an owner-only temporary file and deleted after reading.
  • Foreign tools and tool results are never recreated as executable Pi history.
  • Exports have no timeout or size cap; interactive exports can still be cancelled with Escape.

Local development

Load the extension directly from this directory:

pi -e ./index.ts

Source is maintained in the atharva-again/pi monorepo.