archon-save-task-list

To save and reuse a task list across sessions, invoke the /save-task-list command to persist current planning context. A startup command later restores these tasks, ensuring quick recovery of your workflow state in new Claude Code sessions.

Yes, session persistence for planning context is supported. By installing session-scoped Stop and PreToolUse hooks alongside settings-level TaskList verification, the workflow automatically confirms task integrity and surfaces task counts for future restoration.

The task list verification hook works by operating at the session and settings scope to confirm task restoration and surface task counts. It uses PreToolUse and Stop hooks to ensure the persistent task list maintains data integrity and visibility.

Yes, you can restore a saved task list automatically when starting a new session. The workflow implements a startup command that retrieves the persisted task list, providing immediate visibility and a one-step workflow to resume progress.

The best way to manage task lists for long-running workflows is to use a combination of a startup command for restoration and Stop hooks for persistence. This approach prevents the loss of planning context when sessions end or are interrupted.

Your task list disappears because standard session contexts are not persistent by default. You need to explicitly save the task list using a dedicated command and settings-level verification hooks to ensure it is restored in future sessions.