context-restore

To resume work across branches, load the most recent saved context from your checkpoint files. This reads the saved state without modifying code, presenting a summary, remaining tasks, and notes so you can quickly pick up where you left off.

Yes, you can restore a specific saved checkpoint by selecting it using a title fragment or index number. This loads the exact working state you need and presents its summary, remaining work, and notes without altering your project state.

Restoring a saved context is non-destructive. It reads the checkpoint files without modifying your project state or code, simply presenting the summary, remaining work, and notes to help you mentally resume the task.

You need to restore a saved working context when you are switching between tasks or branches and need to quickly resume a previous session. It loads your checkpoint data to present pending tasks and notes without modifying code.

Cross-branch context restoration requires no special dependencies. It operates by reading saved checkpoint files to load your working state, remaining tasks, and notes across all branches without needing additional setup or tools.

The best way to load saved context files without modifying code is to use a non-destructive checkpoint restore operation. It reads the saved data across all branches and presents the summary, remaining work, and notes safely.