Call `zap` in a terminal of interest. Go to another terminal and call `splat` to load all the environment variables as known in the terminal from which `zap` was called. Open another terminal and call `teleport` to go to the directory from which `zap` was called.

zap.zsh

#!/bin/zsh
# Since I keep opening new windows and cd-ing into the right places or
# exporting the needed variables, I figured it would make a lot of sense
# to have some code do this for me... It's simply: zap, splat, teleport!
function zap() {
  # make a snapshot of whatever matters at this moment :)
  echo $PWD > "/tmp/zap.pwd"
  echo "⚡️"
  printenv > "/tmp/zap.env"
}

function splat() {
  # splat your brains over the wall... all zapped env vars will be know here
  if [[ -a "/tmp/zap.env" ]] {
    echo "💥"
    cat /tmp/zap.env |
      sed '/^_=/d' |
      sed 's/^/export /' |
      sed 's/=/="/' |
      sed 's/$/"/' > /tmp/zap.env.sh
    source /tmp/zap.env.sh
  }
} 

function teleport() {
  # travel to the zapped location
  if [[ -a "/tmp/zap.pwd" ]] {
    echo "🚪"
    cd $(cat "/tmp/zap.pwd")
  }
}