gstack-context-restore

To restore your working context, run the /context-restore command. It retrieves the most recent saved state across all branches, allowing you to resume your previous work seamlessly without losing your progress.

Yes, you can resume work from any branch. The context restore process offers branch flexibility, pulling the last saved state from the gstack context save system regardless of your current branch.

Yes, you need gstack installed. The Skill requires access to the gstack context save system to retrieve the saved state data and handle the different branches during the restoration process.

The best way is to pair this restoration Skill with the /context-save command. Saving your context first ensures your progress is intact, allowing the restore command to seamlessly resume your work later.

Restoring a saved context resumes your work seamlessly by loading the last saved state from the gstack system. It handles different branches to bring back your previous working environment without manual reconfiguration.

Handling different branches is required because your saved context might originate from a branch other than your current one. This ensures the restored state accurately reflects your previous work environment across the project.