hac-init

To set up shared project context for multi-session AI development, initialize a .hac directory structure. This creates standard files for status tracking, decision logging, and task handoff, updating CLAUDE.md with the protocol to preserve persistent context across human and AI collaborators.

Tracking project decisions across chat sessions requires an append-only decision log. By recording architectural and strategic choices in a dedicated file within the project context directory, the rationale stays visible and accessible later without digging through scattered notes or chat history.

To resume a complex coding task without re-explaining the project, use a shared context workspace with a project dashboard. This organizes active, blocked, parked, and completed work, allowing humans and agents to pick up multi-session work with clear context in under 30 seconds.

Yes, persistent task tracking supports multi-step refactoring with AI collaborators. You can initialize a lightweight workspace, log the refactoring plan, and organize per-task scratchpads. This allows the team to resume work later without re-explaining the project structure or goals.

Bootstrapping shared project memory requires no external dependencies or frameworks. It creates a standard directory structure with context files and updates CLAUDE.md directly, keeping the setup lightweight and self-contained within the existing project repository.

You need an append-only decision history when working on multi-session development that involves architectural or strategic choices. It records rationale in a persistent log so context remains visible to both human and AI collaborators, preventing knowledge loss during task handoffs.