context-restore

You can resume a working session by loading the most recently saved working context, which automatically re-creates your environment state and lets you pick up exactly where you left off.

Workspace context restoration loads the most recent session across all branches by default, supporting Conductor handoffs and cross-branch workflows by deterministically re-establishing your saved environment state.

Restoring a saved development context across projects involves loading the latest saved session, which automatically re-creates your working state so you can continue code edits and re-run last commands without losing progress.

Yes, you need a previously saved working context from a save command to restore your session context, as the restoration skill deterministically loads the most recent session state captured during the save phase.

Yes, you can seamlessly resume work after a Conductor handoff, as context restore satisfies the functional requirement of loading saved context deterministically during activation to support handoffs and cross-branch workflows.

A key limitation of restoring context is that it loads the most recent session across all branches by default, meaning it may not target a specific older session unless explicitly managed through the save workflow.