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To resume a Claude Code session after a restart, you can parse the previous session transcript to generate a structured continuity briefing. This summarizes completed work, decisions, and modified files so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

Yes, you can recover context from a compacted Claude Code conversation by extracting signals from the JSONL transcript. The process reads the transcript history to reconstruct the flow and identify unfinished items without redoing context gathering.

The best way to summarize a previous debugging workflow is to parse the session transcript to produce an actionable recap. This captures blockers, modified files, and unfinished items in a concise briefing to highlight what still needs attention.

Transcript parsing handles missing or partial Claude Code sessions through dedicated edge-case handling logic. It evaluates available JSONL transcript data to extract as much session state as possible, ensuring continuity even with incomplete historical records.

No, you do not need to manually archive history to get a next steps summary. The session continuity process automatically handles transcript discovery, signal extraction, and history archiving to produce the structured briefing.

Yes, the continue skill works with large JSONL transcript files to support interrupted debugging work across extensive sessions. It parses these large transcripts to write the session state and generate a concise continuity briefing.