session-vault
Discover, archive, catalog, and verify OpenCode sessions with remote upload support.
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Session Vault
OpenCode Session Vault — discover, archive, catalog, and verify OpenCode sessions.
Non-restorable transcript snapshot. Archives contain only
session,message, andpartrows from the OpenCode database. Restore, rehydration, and import are not supported. Baidu Netdisk upload and the narrow project MCP are available; live-account behavior remains an explicit acceptance gate.
Quick Start
# Install
uv sync
# Optional Baidu support (run sync first, then install the pinned official source)
uv sync --extra baidu
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts/install_baidu_netdisk_dep.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts/install_baidu_netdisk_dep.ps1 -Status
# Create a minimal config (optional)
# session-vault.toml
# vault_id = "my-vault"
# allowed_project_roots = ["C:/Users/Me/Projects"]
# opencode_db_path = "C:/path/to/opencode.db"
# Verify setup
uv run session-vault doctor
# List projects
uv run session-vault projects list
# List sessions in a project
uv run session-vault sessions list --project "C:/Users/Me/Projects"
# Create an archive
uv run session-vault archive create \
--session <session-id> \
--label "My Archive" \
--best-effort
# List archives
uv run session-vault archive list
# Verify an archive
uv run session-vault archive verify <archive-id-or-path>
# Upload a cataloged archive and inspect remote state
uv run session-vault remote upload <archive-id>
uv run session-vault remote copies --archive-id <archive-id>
Configuration
Create session-vault.toml in the repository root (optional — all keys have defaults):
vault_id = "my-vault"
allowed_project_roots = ["C:/Users/Me/Projects"]
# Override OpenCode DB path (auto-detected otherwise)
# opencode_db_path = "C:/path/to/opencode.db"
# Session provider: "ocsm" (default) or "native" (explicit fallback)
# provider = "ocsm"
# Strict mode: require allowed roots (always enforced in MCP)
# strict_mode = true
# Tune limits
max_archive_members = 10000 # max sessions per archive
max_uncompressed_bytes = 524288000 # 500 MiB
max_compression_ratio = 100.0 # max inflated-to-compressed
[remote]
backend = "baidu"
app_name = "session-vault"
vault_id = "my-vault"
# subdir = "backups"
Environment overrides:
| Variable | Purpose |
|---|---|
SESSION_VAULT_OPENCODE_DB |
Override OpenCode DB path |
SESSION_VAULT_CONFIG |
Override config file path |
SESSION_VAULT_PROVIDER |
Override session provider (ocsm/native) |
BAIDU_NETDISK_ACCESS_TOKEN |
Baidu access token bootstrap |
BAIDU_NETDISK_REFRESH_TOKEN |
Optional refresh token |
BAIDU_NETDISK_CLIENT_ID |
Optional OAuth client ID |
BAIDU_NETDISK_CLIENT_SECRET |
Optional OAuth client secret |
State directory (catalog DB, archives) defaults to %LOCALAPPDATA%\SessionVault\<vault-id>.
Session Provider
Session Vault reads project/session metadata through a pluggable provider abstraction:
ocsm(default) — delegates read-only queries to the external OpenCode Session Manager CLI, pinned byuv.lockto commitb9d4d1c091161ecc320273948fa87f3d77f6f0fc.native— standalone SQLite queries with identical semantics; must be explicitly selected (config orSESSION_VAULT_PROVIDER=native). Never falls back from OCSM silently.
Session Vault owns all policy enforcement (allowed-root validation, project/root uniqueness check, member limit, visited guard), coherent capture (snapshot + revision detection), archive packaging (digest filenames, ZIP building), hostile-archive verification, catalog durability, and idempotency. The provider is strictly read-only SELECT.
Archive Contents (v1)
Each archive ZIP contains:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
manifest.json |
Metadata, member graph, member_files mapping, checksums |
data/<safe-digest>.json |
One file per session (filename is a SHA-256 digest, never a raw session ID) |
checksums.sha256 |
SHA-256 of every internal file |
Tables included: session, message, part (non-restorable transcript snapshot).
Session IDs (including real ses_* identifiers) are opaque text; they are never used as filesystem paths. Only archive IDs are UUIDs.
Baidu Netdisk
The adapter reuses the official baidu-netdisk/mcp source pinned to commit b3983d330fea79c7b72e6b7014803e1830148d2c. That upstream subproject is not directly buildable as a Git dependency, so scripts/install_baidu_netdisk_dep.ps1 clones the exact commit into a temporary directory, adds packaging metadata only to that disposable copy, installs it, records non-secret provenance under %LOCALAPPDATA%, and removes the temporary source and wheel.
Remote archive payloads are committed before an immutable .commit.json sidecar. Catalog state distinguishes pending, committed, failed, and incomplete attempts. Permanent delete, move/recycle, and restore are not exposed.
Project MCP
Start the stdio server with:
uv run session-vault-mcp
The server exposes ten session_vault_* tools for allowed project IDs, sessions, archives, remote copies, and tags. It requires non-empty allowed_project_roots and does not expose arbitrary filesystem/remote paths, credentials, download, rename, delete, move, or restore operations.
Verification
python -m pytest -q -rs
python -m compileall -q src tests
Deterministic tests use an isolated filesystem remote. Real Baidu authentication, upload, download, quota, and rename behavior require manual validation with an account scoped to the configured /apps/<app-name>/ directory.
Attribution
Read-only session queries reuse the installed Git dependency from neuronalism/opencode-session-manager-cli at commit b9d4d1c091161ecc320273948fa87f3d77f6f0fc; no OCSM source is vendored here. Archive safety, verification, catalog, and policy logic remain Session Vault-owned because OCSM does not provide those contracts.
Current Limitations
- Session restore/import is unsupported; archives are non-restorable transcripts.
- Permanent remote delete and unverified move/recycle operations are intentionally unavailable.
- Task Scheduler automation and repository-local OpenCode Agent/Skill/Command presets are not included yet.
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