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Designs session lifecycle for coding-agent runtimes. Use when implementing resume, transcript restoration, checkpoint rewind, cross-worktree recovery, or session-state persistence.
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Designs session lifecycle for coding-agent runtimes. Use when implementing resume, transcript restoration, checkpoint rewind, cross-worktree recovery, or session-state persistence.
Designs session lifecycle for coding-agent runtimes. Use when implementing resume, transcript restoration, checkpoint rewind, cross-worktree recovery, or session-state persistence.
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Use this skill to design or review the session lifecycle for a coding-agent runtime: session IDs, transcript persistence, resume pickers, stale-cache clearing, cross-worktree recovery, and what state must be restored versus recomputed.
This skill owns runtime session lifecycle. For persistent repo instructions and always-loaded memory, use ../agents-memory/SKILL.md.
new or resumed invocation
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session identity
project + worktree + session_id + title + runtime mode
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state restoration
transcript + summaries + tool state + task state + provider cache metadata
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branch decision
continue | rewind | compact | clear | fork subagent | exact resume | claude agents (background resume)
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active turn
append events, persist checkpoints, keep recovery path auditable
| Question | Read | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| What belongs in a coding-agent session model? | references/session-lifecycle-and-resume.md | Session IDs, picker flows, stale-cache reset, and resume semantics |
| How should transcripts recover across worktrees and summaries? | references/transcript-restoration-and-cross-worktree-recovery.md | Restoration boundaries, search, cross-project safeguards, and replay rules |
| How do users decide between continue / rewind / clear / compact / subagent at each turn? | references/context-lifecycle-and-branching.md | 1M-context branching model, context rot zone, rewind > correction, compact-vs-clear, bad-compact causes, subagent mental test |
| How do forked subagents change session lifecycle (cache, isolation, resume, cost)? | references/context-forking.md | Blank-vs-forked startup, CLAUDE_CODE_FORK_SUBAGENT=1 and /fork surfaces, cache-prefix economics, fork-as-exception rule |
| Which resume path should I use (session ID / picker / ACP re-attach / recipe re-seed)? | references/resume-path-decision-tree.md | Decision tree, path comparison table, prompt-cache economics in subagent spawning |
| How does OpenAI Codex split Session / Task / Turn protocol state? | references/openai-codex-session-task-turn-protocol.md | SQ/EQ protocol, response bookmarks, one-active-task invariant, and interruption rules |
| How does Codex persist, resume, fork, and cloud-resume sessions? | references/openai-codex-session-persistence.md | SQLite-backed session index, codex resume UUID lookup, codex fork branch semantics, codex cloud task-apply |
| Need | Use Instead |
|---|---|
| Persistent repo instructions and shared memory files | ../agents-memory/SKILL.md |
| Remote execution or bridge sessions | ../ai-coding-agents-remote-runtime/SKILL.md |
| Background task lifecycle | ../ai-coding-agents-tasks/SKILL.md |
Claude Code supports background agents: daemon-supervised processes that run independently of the active terminal, persisting between invocations and resumable through the agent-view UI.
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Launch | claude --bg "<task>" from the shell, or /bg <task> / /background <task> from within a session (carries over in-flight shell commands, subagents, and workflows) |
| Isolation | Each background session moves into its own git worktree under project-relative .claude/worktrees/ before editing, unless it's already in a worktree, isn't a git repo, or worktree.bgIsolation is set to "none" |
| Session state | Written to ~/.claude/jobs/<id>/state.json; each job also gets a scratch dir at ~/.claude/jobs/<id>/tmp/ and a CLAUDE_JOB_DIR env var pointing at it |
| Roster | All active background sessions tracked in ~/.claude/daemon/roster.json, used to reconnect after a supervisor restart |
| Daemon | A persistent on-demand supervisor process runs background sessions and restarts stopped ones (idle timeout ~1 hour) with conversation state intact |
| Resume/manage | claude agents opens the agent-view roster (no /agents slash command exists); claude attach <id>, claude stop <id>, claude respawn <id>, claude rm <id> operate on a specific job from the shell |
| CI usage | claude agents --json (add --all for completed sessions, --cwd <path> to scope) returns the roster as JSON with id, state, status, waitingFor fields; CI can poll this before collecting output |
~/.claude/jobs/<id>/state.json — per-job session state (transcript, tool state, task state)
~/.claude/jobs/<id>/tmp/ — per-job scratch directory (no permission prompts)
~/.claude/daemon/roster.json — daemon-maintained roster of all known background jobs
~/.claude/daemon.log — supervisor process log
<project>/.claude/worktrees/ — isolated worktrees for background sessions (project-relative, not under the user's home config dir)
When a user returns to a background agent after leaving the terminal:
claude agents to open the roster (or claude agents --cwd <path> to scope to a directory) → select the row → attach with Enter/→, or peek with Space without attaching.claude attach <id> (or claude attach <name> if the session was renamed).disableAgentView: true in settings, or CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENT_VIEW=1): fall back to claude --resume <id> using the job ID from roster.json.claude agents --json | jq '.[] | select(.id == "<id>") | .status' to poll job completion before collecting output.claude attach <id> restarts it in place; if the transcript was misread as empty on restart, Claude Code renames it with an .orphaned- suffix rather than discarding it (v2.1.196+).| Setting | Effect |
|---|---|
disableAgentView: true (or CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENT_VIEW=1) | Turns off claude agents, --bg, /background, and the on-demand supervisor entirely — not just the panel |
cleanupPeriodDays: <n> | Governs local session/transcript retention generally (default 30 days, minimum 1); also bounds how long completed background jobs and their worktrees stick around |
awaySummaryEnabled: true (default) | Shows a one-line recap of what happened while you were away (5+ minutes) when you return to a session; set to false (or CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_AWAY_SUMMARY=0) to suppress it |
state.json is flushed on every checkpoint, and in-flight shell commands/subagents/scheduled tasks are handed off across a stop-restart cycle as of v2.1.196 — CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_BG_EXIT_HANDOFF=1 opts out).name: ai-coding-agents-sessions description: "Designs session lifecycle for coding-agent runtimes. Use when implementing resume, transcript restoration, checkpoint rewind, cross-worktree recovery, or session-state persistence." compatibility: Portable core. Works on Claude Code and Codex. version: "1.1" last_validated: 2026-07-11
--- name: ai-coding-agents-sessions description: "Designs session lifecycle for coding-agent runtimes. Use when implementing resume, transcript restoration, checkpoint rewind, cross-worktree recovery, or session-state persistence." compatibility: Portable core. Works on Claude Code and Codex. version: "1.1" last_validated: 2026-07-11 --- # AI Coding Agents Sessions Use this skill to design or review the session lifecycle for a coding-agent runtime: session IDs, transcript persistence, resume pickers, stale-cache clearing, cross-worktree recovery, and what state must be restored versus recomputed. This skill owns runtime session lifecycle. For persistent repo instructions and always-loaded memory, use [`../agents-memory/SKILL.md`](../agents-memory/SKILL.md). ## ASCII Flow ```text new or resumed invocation | v session identity project + worktree + session_id + title + runtime mode | v state restoration transcript + summaries + tool state + task state + provider cache metadata | v branch decision continue | rewind | compact | clear | fork subagent | exact resume | claude agents (background resume) | v active turn append events, persist checkpoints, keep recovery path auditable ``` ## Quick Reference | Question | Read | Outcome | |----------|------|---------| | What belongs in a coding-agent session model? | [`references/session-lifecycle-and-resume.md`](references/session-lifecycle-and-resume.md) | Session IDs, picker flows, stale-cache reset, and resume semantics | | How should transcripts recover across worktrees and summaries? | [`references/transcript-restoration-and-cross-worktree-recovery.md`](references/transcript-restoration-and-cross-worktree-recovery.md) | Restoration boundaries, search, cross-project safeguards, and replay rules | | How do users decide between continue / rewind / clear / compact / subagent at each turn? | [`references/context-lifecycle-and-branching.md`](references/context-lifecycle-and-branching.md) | 1M-context branching model, context rot zone, rewind > correction, compact-vs-clear, bad-compact causes, subagent mental test | | How do forked subagents change session lifecycle (cache, isolation, resume, cost)? | [`references/context-forking.md`](references/context-forking.md) | Blank-vs-forked startup, `CLAUDE_CODE_FORK_SUBAGENT=1` and `/fork` surfaces, cache-prefix economics, fork-as-exception rule | | Which resume path should I use (session ID / picker / ACP re-attach / recipe re-seed)? | [`references/resume-path-decision-tree.md`](references/resume-path-decision-tree.md) | Decision tree, path comparison table, prompt-cache economics in subagent spawning | | How does OpenAI Codex split Session / Task / Turn protocol state? | [`references/openai-codex-session-task-turn-protocol.md`](references/openai-codex-session-task-turn-protocol.md) | SQ/EQ protocol, response bookmarks, one-active-task invariant, and interruption rules | | How does Codex persist, resume, fork, and cloud-resume sessions? | [`references/openai-codex-session-persistence.md`](references/openai-codex-session-persistence.md) | SQLite-backed session index, `codex resume` UUID lookup, `codex fork` branch semantics, `codex cloud` task-apply | ## When To Use - Design resume and continue flows for a coding-agent CLI - Decide how session IDs, titles, or logs map to recovery behavior - Restore transcripts, summaries, or worktree-bound state safely - Build interactive resume pickers or exact-match resume commands - Separate project memory from session memory and transcript state ## Use Other Skills | Need | Use Instead | |------|-------------| | Persistent repo instructions and shared memory files | [`../agents-memory/SKILL.md`](../agents-memory/SKILL.md) | | Remote execution or bridge sessions | [`../ai-coding-agents-remote-runtime/SKILL.md`](../ai-coding-agents-remote-runtime/SKILL.md) | | Background task lifecycle | [`../ai-coding-agents-tasks/SKILL.md`](../ai-coding-agents-tasks/SKILL.md) | ## Default Workflow 1. **Define session identity first.** Use a stable session ID and keep title or search aliases as secondary lookup keys. 2. **Split restoreable from recomputable state.** Persist transcripts, summaries, and user-visible session identity; recompute caches and discovery indexes after resume. 3. **Clear stale discovery caches before restore.** Resume should not inherit old file, skill, or config caches. 4. **Support both exact and interactive recovery.** Resume should work by UUID, exact title match, and picker/search fallback. 5. **Treat worktree and project boundaries explicitly.** Same-repo worktrees can often resume directly or adopt the worktree; different projects should route through an explicit user command. 6. **Use fallback lookup order deliberately.** Enriched session indexes may fail; direct log or transcript lookup should exist as a second path before the runtime declares a session missing. 7. **Restore summary state, not just raw logs.** Transcript collapse, synthesized summaries, and lightweight cost or usage state should survive resume even if the visible REPL list is truncated. 8. **Test failure paths.** Verify missing sessions, multiple title matches, stale worktree paths, interrupted resume, index miss with direct-log fallback, and cross-project recovery. ## Host Rules - Session lifecycle is runtime state, not project memory. - Resume should restore only state that is safe to trust from storage. - Search aliases and custom titles are convenience layers on top of session IDs. - Cross-project resume must be explicit and reviewable. - Same-repo worktree adoption and cross-project resume should follow different code paths. - Resume should clear stale discovery caches before rebuilding live runtime state. - If enriched indexes miss a session, the runtime should have a direct-log or transcript fallback before failing hard. - Picker flows should exclude the current session and sidechain-only artifacts. ## Build Order 1. Define stable session identity and storage keys. 2. Separate durable session state from recomputable caches. 3. Implement exact-ID resume before title or picker-based recovery. 4. Add cache clearing and live-state rebuild on resume. 5. Add worktree-aware recovery rules. 6. Add transcript compaction, summary restore, and fallback lookup paths. ## Core Invariants - Session identity must not depend on mutable titles. - Resume must only trust persisted state that is safe to restore. - Discovery caches are disposable and should be rebuilt. - Same-repo worktree recovery and cross-project recovery are different problems. - Missing enriched indexes must not be the only reason a session becomes unrecoverable. ## Failure Modes - Resuming the wrong session because title lookup overrode session identity. - Restoring stale discovery or config caches into a new runtime. - Treating a moved worktree as a missing session instead of a relocation case. - Losing summaries or collapsed transcript state even though raw logs exist. - Declaring a session missing without checking direct log or transcript fallbacks. ## Minimal Viable Version - Stable session IDs and exact resume by ID. - Persisted transcripts and lightweight session metadata. - Cache clear on resume. - One picker or search fallback for humans. - Direct-log or transcript fallback when secondary indexes fail. ## What Strong Implementations Add - Worktree adoption and same-repo relocation handling. - Progressive transcript loading for large sessions. - Summary and usage-state restore alongside raw logs. - Picker exclusions for current session and sidechain artifacts. - Clear auditability around why a resume succeeded, failed, or switched paths. ## Background Agent Sessions Claude Code supports background agents: daemon-supervised processes that run independently of the active terminal, persisting between invocations and resumable through the agent-view UI. ### How Background Sessions Work | Aspect | Detail | |--------|--------| | Launch | `claude --bg "<task>"` from the shell, or `/bg <task>` / `/background <task>` from within a session (carries over in-flight shell commands, subagents, and workflows) | | Isolation | Each background session moves into its own git worktree under project-relative `.claude/worktrees/` before editing, unless it's already in a worktree, isn't a git repo, or `worktree.bgIsolation` is set to `"none"` | | Session state | Written to `~/.claude/jobs/<id>/state.json`; each job also gets a scratch dir at `~/.claude/jobs/<id>/tmp/` and a `CLAUDE_JOB_DIR` env var pointing at it | | Roster | All active background sessions tracked in `~/.claude/daemon/roster.json`, used to reconnect after a supervisor restart | | Daemon | A persistent on-demand supervisor process runs background sessions and restarts stopped ones (idle timeout ~1 hour) with conversation state intact | | Resume/manage | `claude agents` opens the agent-view roster (no `/agents` slash command exists); `claude attach <id>`, `claude stop <id>`, `claude respawn <id>`, `claude rm <id>` operate on a specific job from the shell | | CI usage | `claude agents --json` (add `--all` for completed sessions, `--cwd <path>` to scope) returns the roster as JSON with `id`, `state`, `status`, `waitingFor` fields; CI can poll this before collecting output | ### Storage Paths ```text ~/.claude/jobs/<id>/state.json — per-job session state (transcript, tool state, task state) ~/.claude/jobs/<id>/tmp/ — per-job scratch directory (no permission prompts) ~/.claude/daemon/roster.json — daemon-maintained roster of all known background jobs ~/.claude/daemon.log — supervisor process log <project>/.claude/worktrees/ — isolated worktrees for background sessions (project-relative, not under the user's home config dir) ``` ### Resume Path Decision When a user returns to a background agent after leaving the terminal: 1. Run `claude agents` to open the roster (or `claude agents --cwd <path>` to scope to a directory) → select the row → attach with `Enter`/`→`, or peek with `Space` without attaching. 2. Direct attach without the roster UI: `claude attach <id>` (or `claude attach <name>` if the session was renamed). 3. If agent view is disabled (`disableAgentView: true` in settings, or `CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENT_VIEW=1`): fall back to `claude --resume <id>` using the job ID from `roster.json`. 4. From CI: `claude agents --json | jq '.[] | select(.id == "<id>") | .status'` to poll job completion before collecting output. 5. If a session shows as failed after a machine shutdown, `claude attach <id>` restarts it in place; if the transcript was misread as empty on restart, Claude Code renames it with an `.orphaned-` suffix rather than discarding it (v2.1.196+). ### Lifecycle Settings | Setting | Effect | |---------|--------| | `disableAgentView: true` (or `CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENT_VIEW=1`) | Turns off `claude agents`, `--bg`, `/background`, and the on-demand supervisor entirely — not just the panel | | `cleanupPeriodDays: <n>` | Governs local session/transcript retention generally (default 30 days, minimum 1); also bounds how long completed background jobs and their worktrees stick around | | `awaySummaryEnabled: true` (default) | Shows a one-line recap of what happened while you were away (5+ minutes) when you return to a session; set to `false` (or `CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_AWAY_SUMMARY=0`) to suppress it | ### Design Implications - Background session state must be written durably enough to survive supervisor restart (`state.json` is flushed on every checkpoint, and in-flight shell commands/subagents/scheduled tasks are handed off across a stop-restart cycle as of v2.1.196 — `CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_BG_EXIT_HANDOFF=1` opts out). - Worktree isolation means background agents cannot accidentally dirty the main working tree; merging results back is an explicit user action — though as of v2.1.198, sessions that create a worktree may auto-commit, push, and open a draft PR wit
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Do not auto-install
Audit
75/100
Needs review
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