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session-bridge-skill

v0.1.0

Published

Portable CLI and skill bundle for browsing saved Codex and Claude sessions and importing snapshot context without live resume.

Readme

Session Bridge

session-bridge is a portable skill bundle for browsing saved Codex and Claude sessions, previewing a selected conversation, and importing a snapshot context packet without using live resume.

It installs:

  • a Codex global skill at ~/.agents/skills/session-bridge
  • a Claude global skill at ~/.claude/skills/session-bridge
  • an optional Claude slash command at ~/.claude/commands/session-bridge.md

What It Does

  • Lists saved Codex sessions from ~/.codex/sessions/**/*.jsonl
  • Lists saved Claude sessions from ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl
  • Previews a selected session by index or id prefix
  • Builds a markdown context packet under .omx/artifacts/
  • Lets the current assistant continue from that snapshot context

It does not perform live /resume, and it does not restore hidden reasoning, process state, or background tasks.

Install

Run:

bash install.sh

This installs the skill globally for both tools:

  • Codex: ~/.agents/skills/session-bridge
  • Claude: ~/.claude/skills/session-bridge
  • Claude command: ~/.claude/commands/session-bridge.md

npm / npx Install

If you publish this package, the intended entrypoint is a CLI, not a library import.

Recommended:

npx session-bridge-skill install

Or global install:

npm install -g session-bridge-skill
session-bridge install

After installation:

  • Codex can use the global session-bridge skill
  • Claude can use the global session-bridge skill or /session-bridge command

Version Sync

session-bridge skill version is defined in:

skill/SKILL.md

The npm package version is synced from that value.

Useful commands:

npm run version:check
npm run version:sync

npm pack and npm publish also run the sync step automatically through prepack.

Typical Use

Codex skill:

session-bridge 써줘

Claude skill or command:

/session-bridge

Or run the script directly:

python3 ~/.agents/skills/session-bridge/scripts/session_bridge.py list --source all --limit 12
python3 ~/.agents/skills/session-bridge/scripts/session_bridge.py preview 3 --source all --messages 8
python3 ~/.agents/skills/session-bridge/scripts/session_bridge.py pack 3 --source all --messages 8

Distribution Recommendation

Recommended publishing shape:

  • GitHub repository as the source of truth
  • npm package as the install channel

That gives you:

  • normal code review and issue tracking in GitHub
  • easy npx and npm install -g installation for coworkers

Suggested GitHub Flow

  1. Create a repo like session-bridge-skill
  2. Push this folder
  3. Teammates run:
git clone <repo-url>
cd session-bridge-skill
bash install.sh

If you want a git-only path, teammates can still clone the repo and run bash install.sh.

Internal Team Distribution

For coworkers inside the company, start with one of these:

  • Private GitHub repository
  • GitHub Enterprise repository
  • Internal monorepo tools directory

Private GitHub is usually enough. It keeps version history simple, code review straightforward, and installation easy.

npm Distribution

npm is appropriate when you want one-command installation for coworkers:

npx session-bridge-skill install

Publish Notes

Before publishing to npm, decide:

  • public npm package vs private registry
  • final package name, for example session-bridge-skill or @company/session-bridge

For a company rollout, @company/session-bridge on a private registry or GitHub Packages is usually the cleanest option.