context-share

You can share conversational context by having the Skill summarize key findings and send them to a specified or recent chat session via HTTP requests. It handles intent parsing to determine the destination and content.

Yes, you can send a summary to a specific or most recent OpenCode session. The Skill resolves the target session via HTTP requests to an OpenCode server and posts the summarized context directly to that chat.

The best way to transfer debugging findings is using this Skill's context summarization feature. It generates concise summaries of relevant conversation parts and sends them to your project-specific chat for documentation or further action.

Yes, context sharing works without additional dependencies. The Skill operates independently using built-in scripts and references, requiring only an active OpenCode server connection to handle session creation and message posting via HTTP requests.

If the API cannot resolve the target chat session, the Skill applies robust error handling for API interactions and session resolution. This ensures failures are caught and managed gracefully during the context transfer process.