opencode-recover-project

Recovering lost project state from OpenCode sessions involves locating session artifacts and reconstructing diffs into the working tree. The process identifies relevant sessions, exports patches, normalizes diffs, applies changes, and validates the recovered workspace.

Rebuilding a branch from conversation history requires reconstituting past work from session outputs. You extract patches from the recovered conversation data and apply them to your working directory to restore the feature or branch state.

Applying recovered patches with diff normalization involves exporting patch files from session artifacts, normalizing the diff formats to resolve conflicts, and validating the workspace state after applying the changes to ensure successful recovery.

You do not need explicit version-control snapshots to restore your working tree. You can reconstruct project state from OpenCode session artifacts and reconstituter outputs by locating the relevant session data and applying the generated diffs directly.

Validating your workspace after recovering changes from session artifacts is a required step in the restoration process. After applying normalized diffs to reconstruct the project state, the skill validates the recovered workspace to ensure data integrity.

Diff normalization matters when restoring lost work from sessions because raw session artifacts may contain formatting inconsistencies. Normalizing diffs ensures patches apply cleanly to the working tree, preventing conflicts and ensuring accurate project state reconstruction.