beads

You can track persistent context for multi-session work by using beads to model dependencies like blocks, parent-child, and related items, ensuring workflow state survives compaction events. This structured memory keeps long-running complex projects coordinated across sessions.

Issue tracking for complex projects spanning multiple days is managed by creating epics with beads, tracking progress with NEXT steps, and logging session-persistent notes. This approach handles blockers, side quests, and cross-team collaboration effectively.

Yes, cross-team collaboration and milestones are supported alongside session-persistent notes. The system maintains change history and session-level notes, allowing coordinated work to continue seamlessly even after compaction recovery.

To start tracking progress, check what work is ready, then create an epic with beads and begin defining NEXT actions. Dependency modeling allows you to track blocks, related items, parent-child relationships, and discovered-from links.

Yes, dependency modeling supports blocks, related, parent-child, and discovered-from links for comprehensive workflow tracking. This ensures that all task relationships are mapped and preserved during compaction events.

Workflow tracking fails after compaction because standard context is lost, but you can recover session state by using compaction-resilient beads. These beads persist NEXT actions and dependency models, allowing work to resume without losing prior progress.