lean-session-restorer

To resume a Lean 4 proof session, you need an automated tool that reads prior memory and session logs to reconstruct the last state. This skill automatically restores your previous context by diffing the sorry set and surfacing actionable next steps.

Tracking outstanding sorry goals in Lean 4 is best handled by diffing the previous sorry set against the current file. This skill automates that diffing process to generate a concise list of outstanding goals and propose concrete next steps for continuation.

Finding the next recommended sorry in Lean 4 involves analyzing session logs and comparing previous sorry states. This skill reads stored memories to present actionable next steps, coordinating with lean-sorry-snapshot and lean-error-fixer agents to recommend goals.

Yes, you can automatically restore previous Lean 4 proof state and plans at session start. This skill applies continuity logic to read memories, reconstruct the last proof state, and surface agent activations for seamless continuation of prior work.

Automating Lean 4 sorry tracking works directly with lean-error-fixer and lean-sorry-snapshot agents. This skill coordinates with these agents after diffing the sorry set, providing them the reconstructed session state to seamlessly continue fixing errors.

Lean 4 sessions lose continuity with previous proof plans when session state is not automatically restored at startup. This skill prevents that loss by reading memory and session logs to reconstruct the last proof state and surface outstanding goals.