An Oh My Pi extension that automatically resumes a session
after a confirmed Claude (Anthropic) usage-limit block, instead of leaving it
sitting on an error until you come back and type continue yourself.
omp's built-in retry system deliberately gives up rather than sleep through a
multi-hour Anthropic rate-limit window (retry.maxDelayMs, default 5
minutes) — that's intentional, to avoid a session hanging silently for hours.
But it also means a long-running or overnight session just stops and waits
for you, even though the fix (wait for the reset, say "continue") is
mechanical.
Listens for omp's auto_retry_end failure event, fetches a fresh usage
report to confirm it's a real Anthropic 5h/7d window exhaustion (not some
other unrelated error), waits until that window's reset time, and sends a
continue message to pick the session back up — all inside the omp process,
no terminal scraping or tmux wrapping required.
Reactive only: it never guesses off the usage status-line percentage, only
off a live failed-retry signal confirmed against a fresh report. See
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-16-omp-auto-resume-design.md for the full
design rationale.
You'll get a notification (in-app + best-effort desktop notify-send) both
when the block is detected and when the session resumes. It never resumes
more than once per distinct block window, and never resumes over live work if
you're back at the keyboard when the timer fires.
This is a multi-file extension (index.ts + predicate.ts), so install it
as a directory, not a single symlinked file:
git clone https://github.com/AnsCodeLab/omp-auto-resume
ln -s "$(pwd)/omp-auto-resume" ~/.omp/agent/extensions/auto-resumeomp's extension discovery loads index.ts from a subdirectory automatically
(one level, no manifest required) — predicate.ts is a regular imported
module, not a second top-level extension.
- Anthropic provider only.
5hand7dusage windows only.- One resume per distinct block episode (a window rolling over to a new reset time is a new, eligible episode).
- In-memory state only — a pending resume is lost if the omp process exits
before the timer fires (same limitation as
claude-auto-retry's tmux-pane approach for the plainclaudeCLI).
MIT