bf-save-progress

To save brownfield session progress, run the command to append your latest work entries and decisions to a centralized progress file. It reads existing tasks to identify completed items and appends new records without overwriting previous history.

Tracking decisions in a brownfield workflow involves documenting the session context and rationale behind actions into a centralized text file. This ensures the reasoning behind work on tickets is preserved for later review instead of being lost.

Saving session progress does not overwrite existing data. The process appends new entries to the centralized progress file, preserving the complete historical trail of decisions and tasks from previous sessions.

To keep task tracking synchronized when wrapping up ticket work, the process reads a tasks file to identify completed items and prompts for confirmation. It then marks identified tasks as done while appending the session summary to the progress file.

You can document git workflow decisions without losing context by appending them to a centralized progress file. The system reads existing progress data and adds new entries sequentially, ensuring the complete decision trail remains intact.

You need to save brownfield progress to a centralized file when documenting decisions, tracking tasks, or wrapping up work on tickets. This captures the session context and rationale that brownfield workflows often lack for future reference.