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pi-opencode-session-import

v0.1.0

Published

Import OpenCode sessions into native vanilla-Pi and OMP sessions

Readme

pi-opencode-session-import

Import OpenCode sessions into native vanilla-Pi (@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent) and OMP (@oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent) sessions.

Runs OpenCode's SQLite database in read-only mode, converts a selected session into a native Pi/OMP session, and switches the agent into it. Bulk import, filters, idempotent registry, and dry runs included.

Features

  • /opencode-import slash command
  • Interactive session selector
  • list, status, all, all --dry-run, open <ses_id> subcommands
  • Filters: --cwd, --since, --updated-since, --limit, --max-tool-chars
  • Idempotent per-runtime import registry (~/.pi/agent/opencode-import-registry.json, ~/.omp/agent/opencode-import-registry.json)
  • OpenCode tool calls preserved as text — never re-emitted as runtime toolCall blocks
  • Reads OpenCode DB read-only and asserts mtime is unchanged after each import

Install

Vanilla Pi

pi install /path/to/pi-opencode-session-import

…or add the absolute repo path to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json:packages[].

OMP

Symlink the OMP adapter into OMP's discovery directory:

ln -s /path/to/pi-opencode-session-import/adapters/omp ~/.omp/agent/extensions/opencode-import

…or add ./adapters/omp/index.ts to your ~/.omp/agent/settings.json:extensions[].

Usage

/opencode-import                          # interactive selector
/opencode-import ses_xxx                  # import a specific session
/opencode-import list [search]
/opencode-import status
/opencode-import all --dry-run            # preview bulk import
/opencode-import all                      # bulk import, idempotent
/opencode-import open ses_xxx             # switch to an already-imported session

Flags:

--db /path/to/opencode.db
--registry /path/to/registry.json
--limit 100
--cwd /repo/path
--since 2026-05-01
--updated-since 2026-05-15
--max-tool-chars 0   (0 = drop historical tool output)
--force              (reimport even when already in registry)
--dry-run

Requirements

  • sqlite3 on PATH (CLI is invoked with -readonly -json)
  • Bun runtime (Pi and OMP both run Bun)
  • OpenCode DB at ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/opencode/opencode.db (override with --db)

Safety

  • OpenCode DB is opened with sqlite3 -readonly
  • Each import asserts the DB mtime did not change
  • Imports never produce native toolCall blocks — OpenCode tool history is serialized as text inside assistant messages
  • Per-runtime registry prevents accidental double-imports

Tests

bun test