gsd-thread

To keep context persistent across multiple sessions, you can create lightweight threads that store goals and next steps in a dedicated directory. This approach ensures your project data survives session restarts without being tied to a single plan.

Managing cross-session threads involves creating, listing, and resuming context records stored in a local planning directory. This method bridges conversations across project phases by maintaining a persistent status and file structure independent of individual sessions.

You create a planning thread by providing a short description of your task. The system then generates a slug, stores the thread file under a local planning directory, and marks its status as open for future reference.

No external dependencies are required to set up persistent context threads. The system operates independently by parsing arguments, generating slugs, and managing thread files directly within your local environment.

Use cross-session threads when you have long-running context that must survive multiple sessions and span across different project phases. They are ideal for ongoing projects where tying context to a single plan would cause you to lose track of broader goals.

Yes, you can list and resume previously created context threads. The system manages thread status and retrieves stored files from the local planning directory, allowing you to pick up ongoing work exactly where you left off.