init-session

To initialize a local session state, run the initializer script to create a dedicated state directory, verify essential tools like git and jq, and generate session metadata including state.json and tasks.json for reproducible development environments.

Environment-check validation verifies required tools like git and jq are present, checks repository status to surface current branch and pending changes, and ensures session state files are properly initialized before starting development workflows.

Yes, git and jq are required tools for session state initialization. The validation process verifies these dependencies are installed before creating the state directory and generating session metadata files for your development workflow.

To reset and reinitialize session state, remove the state.json file from the .contextium directory using rm -rf .contextium/state.json, then run the initializer script again to regenerate session metadata and task tracking records.

Managing local session state across projects uses a dedicated .contextium directory to store runtime data, with state.json for session metadata and tasks.json for task tracking, ensuring consistent and reproducible development environments per repository.

Session initialization depends on valid repository metadata and current branch information. If git repository status cannot be determined or required tools like jq are missing, the validation step prevents creating incomplete session state files.