mpm-session-pause

To save your session state for later resume, the Skill captures your current todos, git status, and context summary into a session file at .claude-mpm/sessions/session-{timestamp}.md. It also updates the LATEST-SESSION pointer so you can easily find and restore your work.

Pausing a session captures your current todos, git status, and context summary. It generates both human- and machine-readable session artifacts in the .claude-mpm/sessions directory, ensuring your workflow state is fully preserved for later resume.

You can optionally commit your session state to git when pausing. The Skill uses a Python-based SessionPauseManager to write the session files and can automatically include them in a git commit, ensuring your saved workflow state is version-controlled.

Yes, the Skill requires running in a project directory to generate the session artifacts. It writes the session state files directly into the .claude-mpm/sessions folder within your project, relying on a Python-based SessionPauseManager to execute the state capture.

To find your latest saved session, the Skill updates a LATEST-SESSION.txt pointer file in the .claude-mpm/sessions directory. It also displays the exact session file path to you, providing a direct reference for later resume.

Yes, you can automatically save your workflow state by instructing Claude to pause the session. The Skill automatically captures your todos, git status, and context summary, then writes them to a structured session file without requiring manual file manipulation.