ethereal-session-memory

You can persist session context by loading memory files at the start of each session and documenting decisions at the end. This ensures workflow continuity and clean handoffs by recording updates back to the repository.

The best way to handle context handoff is to archive progress and document updates at the end of a session. Loading these memory files at the start of the next session restores the previous context for seamless continuity.

You need to load session memory at the start of each new session to initialize context and update it at the end to archive progress. This applies to every cowork session for continuous handoffs.

Yes, you can push memory updates back to the repository. This preserves session history and enables audits by ensuring all documented decisions and completed tasks are securely stored.

Yes, session memory operates without external dependencies. It relies entirely on internal memory files to restore previous context and document decisions for workflow continuity across cowork sessions.

Your cowork session loses previous context because decisions and tasks are not documented for handoff. Persistent session memory solves this by loading saved memory files to restore the exact workflow state.