checkpoint

You can save and resume your git workflow state by capturing the current git state, decisions, and remaining work into a checkpoint. This allows you to seamlessly resume your session on any branch during a workspace handoff.

The best way to manage a context switch is to proactively save a session checkpoint before ending or pausing your work. This records your git state and decisions, allowing you to pick up exactly where you left off later.

Yes, you can use checkpoint to hand off work between different git branches. It records your working context and supports cross-branch resumption, letting you load the saved state on any branch.

Capturing a working context checkpoint works by deterministically recording your git state, decisions made, and remaining work. It uses Bash, Read, Write, and other tools to persist this state for later resumption.

You do not need external dependencies to save and resume your work state, but the process requires Bash, Read, Write, Glob, Grep, and AskUserQuestion tools to capture state and persist checkpoints deterministically.