agterm-restart

agterm-restart

Only inside agterm.

agterm-restart --dry-run          # list the panes it would restart, change nothing
agterm-restart                    # restart them
agterm-restart --match review     # only panes whose "workspace / session" contains "review"
agterm-restart --busy             # also panes whose status is active (interrupts the turn)
agterm-restart install            # "Restart claude sessions" in the palette, chord cmd+ctrl+a>c
agterm-restart uninstall

What a run does, pane by pane (primary and split panes, every open window):

1. Finds claude in agtermctl tree: a claude … foreground, a versioned binary path, or a zsh -lc 'claude …; exec zsh -l' launcher.
2. Skips a pane whose status is active (mid-turn) unless --busy, and — when run from a claude's Bash tool (CLAUDECODE set) — the pane it runs in, since it would kill itself.
3. Sends Ctrl+C pairs until the pane's foreground is no longer claude.
4. Takes the session id from the claude --resume <id> line claude prints on exit (falls back to a --resume in the old argv). No id → the pane is left at the shell and reported.
5. Types claude --resume <id> <flags>: the original flags, minus the old --resume, duplicates and the positional prompt (a launch prompt must not be replayed as a new message).
6. Answers claude's "resume full session as-is / from summary" question with 2 (--answer-choice 1|none to change).

The palette entry runs the same thing in an overlay on the session it fired from, held open until a key is pressed so the report stays readable. The session under the overlay restarts too — typing goes under an overlay.

Flag/argv parsing is shared with agterm-fork (loaded from the sibling skill directory). Tests: python3 -m pytest -q test_agterm_restart.py.