do:compact-prep

To save session state before context compaction, you need to commit staged Git changes, preserve memory to disk, and assess task progress. This prevents data loss and ensures a smooth workflow resumption later.

Context compaction preparation handles Git worktree management by merging worktree changes back to the main branch. This ensures all isolated development progress is safely integrated before the session state is saved.

Yes, you can skip specific actions when preparing for context compaction. The process presents a consolidated checklist for Git status and cost summaries, prompting you to approve or skip individual actions like commits or pushes before execution.

Yes, you need bash, git, and jq installed to run session state saving workflows. These dependencies are required to execute the scripts that assess compound-worthiness, check version compatibility, and manage session memory.

You should run a pre-compaction checklist during a long-running coding task when you anticipate the context limit being reached. Running it proactively saves memory, commits changes, and queues up the next task for seamless resumption.