load-sessionlisted

# Load Session Memory Your task: help the user restore the context of an earlier Claude Code session for the current project, so they can keep working where they left off. Follow these steps in order. **Reply in the language the user writes in.** Every user-facing string below (table headers, the choice labels, the closing sentence) is just an example — translate it. The argument the user passed, if any: `$ARGUMENTS` If that holds a number (`/load-session 3`), skip Step 5 and load that session directly. If it is empty, run the whole flow and let the user pick. ## Step 1 — Set up a scratch directory and find an interpreter All generated files go in a scratch directory **outside the user's project**, so the repo is never polluted: ```bash mkdir -p ~/.claude/tmp/load-session ``` Now find a working Python 3 interpreter. Try each candidate in order until one actually runs — do not assume `python` exists: ```bash for c in python python3 py; do "$c" -c "import sys;print(sys.version)" 2>/dev/null && echo "USE=$c" && break; done ``` Use whichever one succeeded (call it `<PY>` for the rest of these steps). If none work, tell the user this skill needs Python 3 on `PATH` and stop. Scratch files used below: | File | Purpose | |------|---------| | `~/.claude/tmp/load-session/list_sessions.py` | list recent sessions | | `~/.claude/tmp/load-session/extract_session.py` | extract one session to text | | `~/.claude/tmp/load-session/session_dump.txt` | the extracted transcript to rea