alive:session-context-rebuild

To merge multiple agent sessions into a single coherent context, this skill orchestrates a phased reconstruction using subagents to read session histories, detect conflicts, and rebuild the working state for seamless resumption.

Resolving conflicts between parallel sessions requires detecting changes across touched files; this skill uses a swarm of subagents during the merge phase to surface conflicts and flag unresolved decisions for human review.

Context reconstruction works by executing a phased approach—Scout, Deep Read, Merge & Present, and Resume—where subagents read files and session histories to rebuild the working state and identify any conflicts.

Merging walnut session contexts requires no external dependencies, relying entirely on its internal phased approach and swarm of subagents to read files and reconstruct the working state.

You need a multi-session context merge when resuming work after days away or when parallel sessions have touched the same walnut, requiring conflict detection and reconstruction of a single coherent working state.

Unresolved decisions are flagged during the context merge process because parallel sessions may introduce conflicting changes to the same files, requiring human review to determine the correct final working state.