load-context

Restore previous session context by reading snapshot files from the auto memory contexts/ directory, previewing the first three lines of each file, and loading the selected snapshot to summarize open items and next steps.

Resume interrupted work across git branches by loading a saved context snapshot that verifies branch existence, summarizes what was being worked on, and highlights referenced files to continue your session.

Preview saved session snapshots before restoring by enumerating files in the contexts/ directory and displaying each filename alongside a three-line preview to help you choose the correct context.

Manage old context snapshots and keep session history clean by using the Skill's cleanup feature, which verifies referenced files and branches still exist and offers to prune older snapshots to maintain a manageable history.

Restoring a session context performs sanity checks that verify whether referenced files and git branches still exist in your project, ensuring the recovered state remains valid before you continue working.

Resumed session context shows outdated file references because the snapshot captures the state at a specific time, and the Skill's sanity checks will verify whether those referenced files and branches still exist before proceeding.