restore-session

To restore context from a previous Claude session, analyze recent session files and git history to reconstruct the working state. This tool extracts topics, user messages, tool operations, and code changes to output a structured context summary with recommended next steps.

Recovering Claude session context when a session becomes too large involves analyzing prior session data and git commits. By leveraging the session-summary tool to list and load sessions, you can synthesize a structured context summary to resume work after interruptions.

Connecting git history to session files helps recover lost context by linking recent commits with session data. Searching git history for related commits allows you to connect code changes with specific sessions, ensuring a comprehensive reconstruction of your previous work state.

Yes, you can extract specific tool operations and bash outputs from a previous session. The tool performs a deep dive into the selected session to gather multi-vector data, including Tasks, User messages, Tool operations, Bash outputs, and web searches.

To start restoring a session using the session-summary tool, say "restore session" to trigger the workflow. Follow the prompts to select a prior session from the list, and the tool will load and analyze the session data to reconstruct your context.

No, this session recovery tool does not require any external dependencies. It operates by analyzing local session files and git history directly, allowing you to reconstruct context and generate actionable next steps without installing additional packages.