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agent-session

v0.2.2

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Rehydrate a workflow session from a handoff file and launch an interactive agent CLI

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agent-session

Workflow touchpoint launcher — rehydrate sessions and spawn fresh agent CLI sessions with lean context.

Usage (via npx — no install needed)

npx -y agent-session --help
npx -y agent-session start 'github:mararn1618/memoria-letzte-worte@feature/45-foo::docs/stories/45-foo/02_handoff.yml'

Published on npm as agent-session. npx -y downloads and runs it on the fly without prompting to install the package.

Local development

cd agent/session
npm install
npm link          # makes `agent-session` available globally

After linking, agent-session is on your PATH from any directory. To remove it later: npm unlink -g agent-session.

Commands

start

Rehydrate a prepared handoff and spawn an interactive Claude Code session in the matching workspace.

npx -y agent-session start 'github:mararn1618/memoria-letzte-worte@feature/45-foo::docs/stories/45-foo/02_handoff.yml'

Options:

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --adapter <name> | Agent CLI adapter — only claude is implemented (default) |

The command clones/updates the workspace, assembles the prompt + context files, and execs claude with the resulting prompt.

Session Ref Syntax

Two compact forms are accepted:

Legacy compact form for paths beginning with .agent/:

github:<owner>/<repo>@<branch>:<path-to-session.yml>

Example:

github:mararn1618/memoria-letzte-worte@improve-agent-harness:.agent/sessions/collab-2-improve-agent-harness/session.yml

Explicit compact form for story-folder handoffs:

github:<owner>/<repo>@<branch>::<path-to-handoff.yml>

Example:

github:mararn1618/memoria-letzte-worte@feature/45-foo::docs/stories/45-foo/02_handoff.yml

GitHub blob URLs are also accepted when the path contains a .agent/ segment.

Handoff Schema

The orchestrator writes handoffs to docs/stories/<story>/NN_handoff.yml and commits them on the branch that owns the touchpoint.

repo: mararn1618/memoria-letzte-worte
branch: feature/45-foo
step: 2
prompt: agent/workflow/02_COLLAB_discussion.md
context:
  - docs/stories/45-foo/00_manifest.md
  - docs/stories/45-foo/01_current-solution.md

Limitations

  • Claude Code only — adapter layer is pluggable, but no other agent CLI (Codex, Gemini, etc.) is implemented.
  • Local execution only — start runs the agent CLI on your machine; no remote runner integration.
  • Start only — handoff creation is owned by agent/orchestrator/run.sh; this package only rehydrates and starts a session.

Development

npm run dev -- --help    # run CLI from source via tsx
npm run build            # compile TypeScript to dist/
npm test                 # run vitest once

See test/smoke.md for the manual end-to-end checklist.

References