Resume interrupted OpenCode Swarm sessions from an approved plan.md.
npx skills add https://github.com/ZaxbyHub/opencode-swarm --skill resume-zaxbyhub
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: resume Source: https://github.com/ZaxbyHub/opencode-swarm/tree/main/.opencode/skills/resume Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ZaxbyHub/opencode-swarm --skill resume-zaxbyhub
When an AI coding session using OpenCode Swarm is interrupted, resuming work often leads to lost context, stale git branches and worktree directories, or conflicting swarm configuration errors that require manual cleanup and risk losing progress.
Use the resume skill to continue your interrupted OpenCode Swarm coding project from its last approved task.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To resume an interrupted OpenCode Swarm coding plan, you can use session recovery to continue from the last approved task in your .swarm/plan.md file automatically. This avoids rework by safely picking up exactly where you left off.
The best way to clean up orphaned worktree directories and git branches is to use automated session recovery tools that prune stale swarm-lane/* branches and .swarm-worktrees/ lane directories left from prior sessions.
Yes, session recovery works when switching between local and cloud swarm environments. It handles cross-swarm context reconciliation to purge stale caches and eliminate identity conflicts during the transition.
Context reconciliation handles stale state by automatically purging outdated cache and configuration data when you switch swarm environments. This ensures your active .swarm/plan.md file continues execution without conflicting identity errors.
Yes, you need an active .swarm/plan.md file to use automated session recovery. The resumption process relies on an existing approved plan to automatically continue from the last known task without redoing prior work.
Coding session recovery fails due to conflicting swarm configuration errors caused by stale git branches and orphaned worktree directories from prior sessions. Automated cleanup of these resources is required to eliminate the conflicts.
djimitResume projects by loading plan.md and updating swarm context.
KiikurageManage tasks in WORK_PLAN.md with detailed content and status tracking.
cloudzunCoordinate multiple coding agents for task decomposition and parallel execution.
pkuppensClean up merged branches, worktrees, GitHub Actions runs, and tmp directories.
