What problem does it solve? When Copilot CLI sessions are interrupted by terminal crashes, network drops, or machine restarts, in-progress work is left in an unknown state: uncommitted branches, issues stuck in-progress, and unfinished checkpoints. This Skill teaches agents how to query the session_store SQLite database to find those interrupted sessions and resume them safely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Session Discovery: Query recent sessions by time window, working directory, or keyword using the FTS5 search_index table, while filtering out automated keep-alive and heartbeat sessions. - Context Inspection: Review conversation turns, checkpoint progress, touched files, and linked PRs/issues before deciding to resume a session. - Orphaned Work Detection: Cross-reference session_refs with gh issue list to find issues marked in-progress that have no active session. - Use Case: After a laptop crash during PR creation, query sessions by branch name, check the last checkpoint to see whether the code was committed and the PR created, then resume with copilot --resume SESSION_ID or finish the remaining steps manually. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to find any Copilot CLI sessions from the last 24 hours that were interrupted and show where each one stopped.
