gsd-thread

Persistent context for cross-session project tracking is managed by creating, listing, and resuming lightweight knowledge stores that preserve relevant information across multiple work sessions. This ensures continuity for long-term tasks.

A persistent context thread is a lightweight knowledge store designed to maintain task continuity across multiple sessions. You need one for workflows like research management or project progress tracking that require preserved information over time.

To list open context threads for resuming a previous task, use the command `list --open`. This displays all active persistent context threads so you can select and resume your cross-session work.

Context threading supports long-term research management by allowing you to create threads that preserve and provide access to all relevant project information across sessions. This ensures your research data remains continuous and accessible.

Cross-session context management works without external dependencies, relying solely on internal scripts to handle the creation, closing, and resuming of persistent context threads. No prerequisite environment setup is required.

The best way to close a persistent context thread when a project finishes is to use the thread closing functionality provided by the Skill. This properly archives the lightweight knowledge store and ends the cross-session workflow.