Context Preserver

Automatic context capture saves your file locations, mental state, and next steps every 15 minutes. This eliminates the 'where was I?' problem by preserving your exact work state, so you can resume in under 5 minutes after breaks, meetings, or context switches without manually reconstructing where you left off.

Yes. One-command resume restores your precise file positioning, line numbers, and context notes captured during your last session. The Skill reconstructs your development environment state, letting you pick up work immediately without re-navigating files or re-reading your progress.

Context preserver addresses high switching costs by automatically capturing mental state and environment every 15 minutes. For ADHD developers prone to interruptions and breaks, this reduces refocus time from 15–30 minutes to under 5, supporting sustained productivity across frequent context changes.

Context preserver requires git for version control and jq for JSON processing. These tools handle automatic session snapshots and state restoration. Both are standard command-line utilities available on most development environments.

Yes. The Skill supports optional manual saves and WIP (work-in-progress) commits alongside the automatic 15-minute capture schedule. This lets you checkpoint work at critical moments or end-of-day without waiting for the next automatic snapshot.

Your context is automatically preserved across project switches and breaks. The Skill captures your current file state, position, and mental notes, then restores them on demand—whether you're returning after an interruption, meeting, or day-end pause.