gsd-thread

Persistent workflow context is maintained by creating lightweight threads that save task state and notes locally. These threads survive restarts by storing data in a file-based system under a dedicated directory, allowing you to resume ongoing research seamlessly.

A cross-session context thread is a file-based knowledge cache used to carry task state and notes across sessions. It is ideal for long-running research, ongoing experiments, or task tracking where continuity is needed without tying data to a specific project phase.

Describe a thread name to create a new cross-session context thread under a local planning directory. To resume your work later, list the available threads and select the matching name to reload your saved task state and notes.

Yes, file-based thread storage supports task tracking entirely through local files without requiring external dependencies. It uses a simple create and resume workflow with status metadata to manage progress and resumption across sessions.

Cross-session context management works for brainstorming and investigations by organizing notes and task state into lightweight threads. This approach maintains continuity for ongoing experiments and research without relying on a specific project phase structure.