Feature Request / Proposal: fork session from message via CLI + copy command message dialog #5172
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To be able to fork a session from the CLI at a specified message
- Use direct Storage.write() calls instead of updateMessage/updatePart - Match import/export pattern used elsewhere in codebase
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I would often
opencode -cin a new terminal, just to use/timelineto fork the session at a certain point. This way I can use/timelineand copy a command that forks a session at the selected message.It would be cool, if there was a way to create a user-land function/hook that could get called from that message dialog. That way one could create a "fork in new terminal window" (or tmux/zellij-pane or whatever). Which is more complex - and I'm not yet familiar enough with opencode's source and direction - and would need this functionality anyway I guess.