context-restore

To restore context from a checkpoint, load the most recently saved workspace state to instantly resume work without losing progress. It reads saved checkpoint files and returns a structured summary including title, branch, timestamp, and remaining work.

Yes, you can resume work across branches using cross-branch context restore for Conductor workspace handoffs. It loads saved checkpoint files from any branch and presents a clear summary of the title, saved timestamp, and status to seamlessly continue.

You can load a specific saved context by selecting it through an exact title fragment or its corresponding number. The system retrieves the matching checkpoint file from the gstack workspace and displays a detailed summary of the work status.

A restored context summary includes the checkpoint title, branch name, saved timestamp, duration, status, remaining work, and notes. This structured overview allows you to quickly assess previous progress and identify exactly what tasks need to be completed next.

No, restoring a workspace context does not modify any code or environment. It strictly reads saved checkpoint files from the gstack workspace to present a clear summary, ensuring your current working state remains completely untouched and safe.

You need to restore context from a checkpoint when returning to an interrupted task or handing off work within a Conductor workspace. It allows you to resume work instantly by retrieving the saved title, branch, and remaining work notes without losing progress.