context-save

To save your work context for later resumption, you can use a context-saving tool that captures your current git state, decisions made, and remaining work. This allows you to resume long-running interactive tasks exactly where you left off without losing progress.

Saving a work session context in a git repository captures the current git state, including branch and commit information, along with decisions made during the session and a record of the remaining work that needs to be completed.

Yes, you need git installed to capture your working context. The context-saving process requires git to accurately capture and save the repository state, ensuring your progress and decisions are securely recorded for later resumption.

You should save your coding session context and remaining work during any long-running interactive task, such as a coding session or research task, when you need to pause and ensure you can resume later without losing your progress or decisions.

The best way to manage work resumption for long-running coding tasks is to explicitly save your working context. Capturing the git state alongside decisions and remaining work ensures you can resume exactly where you left off without losing context.