checkpoint-manager

To restore your project state to a specific Git hash, this Skill parses recovery commands from execution_trace.md and uses git checkout to revert. It reads IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md from the restored state to realign active task pointers.

Execution_trace.md works for step-based progress resets by providing the target Git hash and step name. The Skill parses these recovery commands to execute a safe checkout and sync the project context to that historical checkpoint.

You can rollback uncommitted Git changes safely because this Skill provides safety prompts before executing the state restoration. This prevents accidental data loss by warning you about uncommitted changes prior to the Git checkout.

The best way to re-sync context after a Git rollback is to read the IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md file from the restored state. This adjusts active task pointers and aligns the project context with the historical checkpoint.

You need a Git checkpoint recovery process when executing step-based progress resets, applying rollback scenarios, or re-syncing context after restoration. It allows precise restoration of the project state to a specific historical Git hash.