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To save session progress during iterative development, you can use mid-session checkpoints that capture ongoing changes and decisions. This structured progress logging writes current state updates to .sessions and MEMORY.md, preserving context before interruptions occur.

The best way to preserve lessons during debugging is through structured lesson capture at mid-work checkpoints. This records insights and next actions directly into MEMORY.md notes, ensuring future work can quickly resume with full context of previous decisions.

You log a multi-checkpoint workflow state by invoking a checkpoint after each significant change. This supports multi-checkpoint workflows by writing structured progress logs to .sessions files, creating a persistent record available for later extraction and review.

You need to create a mid-session checkpoint in software development whenever context might vanish due to interruptions or token limits. Invoking a checkpoint after significant changes ensures your current state and decisions are safely persisted to .sessions logs.

Yes, this progress logging approach works for exploratory work and active debugging. It is specifically designed for iterative tasks where context can vanish, applying structured state updates and lesson capture to preserve insights across interruptions.