opencode-session-migrate

A opencode TUI plugin to migrate sessions between projects and rescue orphaned sessions.

Features

• List sessions across all projects, not just the current one.
• Detect orphaned sessions (directory no longer exists on disk, or a global session whose directory lives inside a known project worktree).
• Migrate a session to another project, worktree, or your home directory.
• Migrate child (forked) sessions along with the parent.

Requirements

• opencode >=1.18.0 (TUI plugin API)

Installation

npm

opencode plugin -g opencode-session-migrate

Or add it to your tui.json:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/tui.json",
  "plugin": ["opencode-session-migrate"]
}

Local path

Point directly at the plugin file:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/tui.json",
  "plugin": [
    ["/path/to/opencode-session-migrate/src/index.tsx", { "keybind": "ctrl+o" }]
  ]
}

Restart opencode after changing your config.

Usage

• Press ctrl+o anywhere, or run /migrate (or find "Migrate sessions" in the command palette).
• Pick a session, then a destination: the current project, your home directory, or any other project.

Options

Option	Type	Default	Description
enabled	boolean	true	Set to false to disable the plugin.
keybind	string	"ctrl+o"	Key binding that opens the migrate dialog.
debug	boolean	false	Write debug logs to /tmp/opencode-session-migrate.log.

How it works

• Orphans are detected client-side by checking whether each session's directory still exists on disk, or whether a global session's directory lives inside a known project worktree.
• Migration updates project_id and directory (and clears path/workspace_id) directly in the opencode SQLite database, including child sessions.

Limitations

• Migration writes straight to the database, bypassing opencode's event system. The built-in session list may stay stale until a resync or restart; the plugin re-lists correctly on its own.
• The ctrl+o hint does not appear in the built-in session list footer (the plugin API does not allow extending it). Use the command palette or /migrate if you forget the binding.

License

MIT