checkpoint

To save context across sessions, migrate from legacy checkpoints to Claude Code's built-in memory system and use the /compact command for session persistence. This approach preserves important learnings and context automatically without relying on deprecated workflows.

The best way to migrate from deprecated checkpoint workflows is to follow the provided migration guidance to transition directly to Claude Code's built-in memory and the /compact command, ensuring continuity in session persistence and context preservation.

You should avoid using checkpoint because it is deprecated, and the recommended alternative is to rely on Claude Code's built-in memory and the /compact command to document deprecation and preserve important learnings across runs.

To handle prd.json files after checkpoint deprecation, follow the migration guidance to preserve important learnings using Claude Code's built-in memory, ensuring your project context remains intact without relying on the deprecated session persistence mechanism.

Yes, Claude Code's built-in memory replaces the need for session checkpoints by providing a native, non-deprecated way to preserve context and important learnings across sessions, effectively replacing the legacy checkpoint workflow.

You need to use the /compact command for context preservation when you want to maintain session persistence and save context across sessions, serving as the primary alternative to the deprecated checkpoint workflow.