gsd:reference:continuation-format

Session state for continuation is preserved by documenting phase status, task progress, open questions, and recent changes before pausing. This ensures the session continues without interruption from the saved state.

The best way to resume a productivity workflow is to load the previous state, review checkpoints, and confirm context is restored before resuming work. Following these best practices ensures a smooth transition back into the task.

Yes, GSD session continuation requires Bash, Glob, Grep, and Write tools for execution. It applies these tools to manage state preservation and restore context within project management workflows.

To review checkpoints when restoring a project management session, load the previous state and examine the saved phase status and task progress. Confirm the context is fully restored before resuming work to ensure a seamless transition.

You need to save state for session continuation before pausing a GSD session. Properly saving key session information like phase status and open questions ensures the session can continue without interruption from the saved state later.