alive:session-history

You can recall past session transcripts by browsing and searching across walnuts to find specific sessions where a topic was discussed. This enables quick revival of single sessions or multi-session browsing to locate historical context.

The best way to revive yesterday's session context is using structured revival prompts to load recent session transcripts. This generates structured briefs or context packs for quick handoff and continuation in new sessions.

Yes, you can perform multi-session browsing to search across walnuts, compare sessions, and fuse related work streams. This allows you to review and compare different parallel sessions to consolidate recent work.

To do a deep context transplant, use heavy revival to reconstruct a session in-depth across multiple dimensions. This goes beyond quick previews to fully transplant deep context into your current working environment.

You should not use session history recall if you need to merge multiple sessions into one working context or detect conflicts between parallel sessions. For those specific tasks, use session context rebuild instead.