session-recovery

To recover a lost Copilot CLI session, this skill queries the SQLite session_store database to retrieve session metadata. It locates interrupted or recently closed workflows by matching working directories, topics, or time ranges, allowing you to resume work directly.

You can search past Copilot CLI sessions by working directory, topic, or time range. The skill executes SQL queries against the session history database to filter and retrieve the exact conversation turns and checkpoints you need.

Reviewing conversation history and touched files before resuming a Copilot CLI session is done by querying the SQLite database. The skill extracts and presents details on past conversation turns, checkpoints, and modified files so you can verify your previous state.

Session recovery requires the SQLite session_store database to find interrupted Copilot CLI workflows. It relies entirely on executing SQL queries against this database to retrieve the session metadata needed for resuming your work.

The best way to resume recently closed Copilot CLI sessions without losing data is to query the SQLite session history. This approach retrieves conversation turns and checkpoints, preventing data loss and saving you from restarting your workflow.