checkpoint

To preserve brainstorm decisions across work sessions, you need a checkpointing process that summarizes ideation outcomes into a durable file. This captures decisions, open questions, and next steps to prevent context loss when resuming work.

Maintaining project continuity during build sprints requires creating a single source of truth that records the current project state. By capturing completed work and open questions, you can easily ready the project for the next sprint session.

You can save a brainstorming session summary to a markdown file by writing the captured decisions and next steps directly to a checkpoint.md file in your project directory. This overwrites the previous state to reflect the latest session outcomes.

Yes, you can overwrite a previous checkpoint with the latest riffing session state. The checkpoint file is continuously updated to reflect the most current decisions, ensuring your project directory always holds the latest session context.

No, session management for ideation does not require any external dependencies to capture and preserve your decisions. The checkpoint process writes directly to your local project directory without needing additional components or frameworks.