opencode-reconstituter

You can search indexed OpenCode sessions by applying the reconstitute workflow, which queries the Chroma embedding store. This process retrieves relevant historical context and assembles it into structured markdown reconstruction notes for your target path.

Context reconstruction notes are saved as markdown files within the .reconstitute/output directory. This format allows developers to easily share, review, and archive the retrieved project context generated from the indexed OpenCode sessions.

Context reconstruction is best used when you need to rebuild project context from prior OpenCode sessions. It allows you to query a Chroma embedding store for relevant historical data and generate markdown reconstruction notes for sharing and archival use.

The main limitation is the dependency on OpenCode, a Chroma embedding store, and the reconstitute tooling. Without these components properly configured, the tool cannot index sessions, search context, or generate the .reconstitute/output artifacts.

After indexing OpenCode sessions into Chroma, the next step is to query the store to assemble relevant context. This retrieved context is then used to generate markdown reconstruction notes under .reconstitute/output for sharing and archival.

The reconstitute workflow differs from manual context recovery by automating the indexing of OpenCode sessions into a Chroma embedding store. This enables fast, retrievable context search and produces structured markdown reconstruction notes under .reconstitute/output.