context-save

You save your working context by capturing the current git state, decisions, and remaining work. This preserves your exact environment and progress, allowing future sessions to resume deterministically without losing data.

The best way to preserve decisions and pending work is to snapshot the repository state and record outstanding tasks. This ensures continuity across sessions by capturing essential state so you can pick up with minimal rework.

You resume a development session by pairing the saved context with a restore operation. Reloading the snapshot reconstructs the exact workspace, git state, and decisions, enabling deterministic roll-forward to continue long-running tasks.

Yes, you can save context for multi-day development tasks and long-running work. Capturing the repository branch, staged changes, and untracked files ensures you can recreate the exact workspace and seamlessly resume later.

A context save captures the repository state including the current branch, staged changes, and untracked files. It also records your decisions and pending work to recreate the exact workspace environment later.

Yes, context save works without external dependencies. It operates standalone to capture and preserve your current working context, relying on scripts and references to snapshot the repository state and decisions.