- name
- ai-rebirth
- description
- AI Rebirth - Load conversation history from a previous CodeBuddy session into the current session. Use when the user wants to resume, reference, or continue a previous session's work. Supports session ID lookup, project-based listing, summary and full output modes.
- description_zh
- AI 重生 - 加载历史 Session 对话，延续前世记忆
- description_en
- AI Rebirth - Load previous session history into current session
- version
- 1.0.0
- allowed-tools
- Read,Bash,Grep
AI Rebirth
AI 重生 - 让新的 session 继承前世的记忆。加载并展示之前 CodeBuddy session 的对话历史，用于恢复中断的工作或导入其他 session 的上下文。
Core Script
scripts/load_session.py
After installing, copy scripts/load_session.py to ~/.codebuddy/bin/load_session.py for easy access.
Usage
List sessions for current project
python3 scripts/load_session.py --project /path/to/projectLoad a specific session (summary mode, default)
python3 scripts/load_session.py --id <SESSION_UUID>Load full message chain
python3 scripts/load_session.py --id <SESSION_UUID> --mode fullLoad last N turns
python3 scripts/load_session.py --id <SESSION_UUID> --mode "tail 5"Output Modes
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
summary | Structured summary: stats, topics, user requests, last 3 turns (default) |
full | Complete message chain in Markdown |
tail N | Last N conversation turns (user+assistant pairs) |
Workflow
- User asks to load/resume/reference a previous session
- If no session ID given, list available sessions for the current project
- User selects or provides a session ID (can paste partial conversation to help identify)
- Run the script with chosen mode
- Present the output to the user as context for continuing work
How It Works
- Reads session JSONL files from
~/.codebuddy/projects/<project-name>/ - Extracts
type=messagerecords (user and assistant messages) - Extracts
type=topicrecords for conversation topic tracking - Generates structured Markdown output
Notes
- Read-only: never modifies source session data
- No external dependencies, pure Python 3 standard library
- Handles large JSONL files (4MB+) via line-by-line streaming
- Project directory name is derived from the working directory path (slashes replaced with dashes)