managing-session-continuity

Save your current session context to sp.json by capturing tasks, files, errors, and git state in a structured JSON format. Load this file in a new session to restore your progress and continue where you left off without losing context.

Session saves include pending and completed tasks, file changes, error logs, git branch and commit state, and metadata like timestamps and version info. This structured data lets you resume with full context about what you were working on.

Yes. Use the /load-session-protocol command with an existing sp.json file to merge saved context into your new session. The Skill extracts and restores your previous tasks, progress, and git state automatically.

Use /save-session-protocol at the end of each session to serialize your context to sp.json, then load it in the next session with /load-session-protocol. This workflow ensures no task context or git state is lost between conversations.

JSON provides a compact, minified, human-readable structure that's easy to version control, merge, and inspect. It stores all necessary metadata—timestamps, git state, task status—in a standard format compatible with any workflow.

No. The Skill works with any Claude session. Create or load an sp.json file in your project directory, then use /save-session-protocol and /load-session-protocol commands. No dependencies or prerequisites required.