context-restore

To resume work from a previous development session after switching git branches, you can load your most recent saved work context. This instantly restores your prior notes, open files, and next steps without manual retracing of steps.

Recovering project context after a session break or workspace handoff is done by loading the latest saved state. This surfaces recent project artifacts, checkpoints, and recent skill usage patterns to accelerate resuming your prior development train of thought.

Yes, you can restore work context across all git branches by default. The restoration process loads the most recent saved work context regardless of branch, allowing you to resume tasks even after switching to a different branch for a hotfix or urgent work.

To instantly return to a prior debugging task after handling an urgent bug fix, you restore your previously saved project work context. This eliminates the need to manually locate open files or reconstruct your previous notes and next steps.

You need to pair this context restore process with a context-save skill to create a full save-and-resume loop. Saving your context first ensures that your open files, notes, and next steps are available to load when you resume work later.