checkpoint

Run the checkpoint save command to capture your git branch, modified files, recent commits, decisions made, and remaining tasks into a timestamped Markdown file. The checkpoint is stored per project and can be resumed later from any branch.

Use the resume command to load the most recent checkpoint or specify one by title or date. It shows the summary, remaining work items, and notes, and warns you if your current branch differs from the checkpoint's branch.

Yes, checkpoints are listed across all branches and each file records its original branch in frontmatter. When resuming from a different branch, the skill warns you so you can switch branches before continuing.

No, the skill only reads git state and writes checkpoint Markdown files to a separate config directory. It never modifies project source code, and checkpoint files are append-only so existing ones are never overwritten.

Use the list command to show a table of checkpoints for the current branch with date, title, and status. Add the --all flag to display checkpoints from every branch with an additional branch column.