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save-session

Stop losing track of your AI coding sessions.

You are deep in one coding-agent session, switch tools for another task, and a week later cannot remember which session had the useful context—or how to get back into it. Session ids are opaque, each harness resumes differently, and using the wrong directory can open another project's history.

save-session gives every supported coding agent the same simple workflow: bookmark the session you are in under a name you will remember, then find and resume it later with the exact command and working directory handed back to you.

save this session — project is "heap benchmark"     →  one bookmark written
show me my saved sessions                            →  saved work listed
resume the heap benchmark session                    →  exact command + working directory

Why install it?

  • One skill, five harnesses. Use the same requests in Pi, Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, and OpenCode.
  • It never guesses. If detection is uncertain, it asks before saving or presenting a session as the right one.
  • No ids or flags to memorize. Ask by project name and get the harness's native resume command.
  • Plain text on your machine. Bookmarks are small, human-readable Markdown files. The skill adds no server, account, or hosted database.

Install

For Agent Skills-compatible harnesses, including Codex and OpenCode:

npx skills add jemshit/save-session -g

Omit -g to install only for the current project.

For Claude Code as a plugin:

claude plugin marketplace add jemshit/save-session
claude plugin install save-session@save-session

For Pi:

pi install git:github.com/jemshit/save-session

How it works

Save detects the current session id, model, and working directory, then stores one bookmark under the project title you provide. If the same session already has another title, it asks whether to keep or replace it. If another session uses the same title, it safely adds - 2, - 3, and so on. Similar-looking titles are shown for confirmation instead of being merged automatically.

Find and resume searches by project title or lists the current harness's bookmarks, then returns the exact native resume command and the directory to run it from. Finding is read-only.

Records live in one Markdown file per harness under ~/.agents/memories/sessions/ because session ids do not translate across harnesses. Set AGENTS_MEMORIES_DIR to use another location.

# Sessions — Pi

## heap benchmark
- saved: 2026-10-16T23:40:00Z
- session_id: 11111111-2222-3333-4444-555555555555
- model: provider/model-name
- dir: <absolute path to the project>

Supported harnesses

Harness Session detection Resume command
Pi Current PI_SESSION_ID pi --session <id>
Claude Code Environment hint validated against the project transcript when available claude --resume <id>
Codex Local rollout matched to the current working directory codex resume <id>
Antigravity CLI Older conversation cache; newer installs currently require an explicit id agy --conversation <id>
OpenCode opencode session list or the local session store opencode --session <id>

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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