context-restore

To restore your working context and resume a workflow, you load the latest saved state from a prior session. This applies your previous setup and decisions to the current session, letting you pick up exactly where you left off without redoing steps.

Context restoration is the process of recovering a previously saved working state to resume progress. It eliminates the friction of losing your setup by loading prior decisions and details, so you can continue immediately instead of re-deriving the plan.

Yes, you can recover your working state across branches and workspace handoffs. Branch-aware recovery pulls the most recent saved context by default, allowing you to resume progress seamlessly even after switching branches or orchestrating workspace changes.

Yes, context recovery requires loading the most recent saved state produced by a prior checkpointing step. Without an existing saved context, there is no working state to apply to your current session for workflow resumption.

The best way to pick up where you left off is to load the newest saved working context. This applies your previous setup directly to the current session, bypassing the need to manually re-derive decisions and configuration details.

Context restoration fails without a saved state because it depends on applying an existing checkpoint to the current session. State recovery requires prior checkpointing data to rebuild the workflow environment and resume progress.