new-session

To preserve context when starting a new AI session, you must generate a structured handoff summary that captures active tasks, current progress, blockers, and background work before switching contexts. This documentation ensures continuity across conversations.

Managing context overload in Claude or Codex workflows involves applying runtime-aware session commands to create task inventories. By documenting the current state and transitioning safely into a fresh session, you prevent context window limits from disrupting work.

Yes, you can use a single session handoff process for both Claude and Codex environments because the workflow handles different runtime-aware session reset commands. It adapts to the specific requirements of each AI assistant environment to safely coordinate context resets.

You should initiate an AI session handoff to prevent context limits when a conversation becomes too large to manage effectively. Creating a task inventory and structured summary before the context window fills ensures you retain all important work state.

Yes, session management for AI workflows requires runtime-aware session commands to safely coordinate context resets. These commands execute task inventory procedures that capture active tasks and background work before transitioning to a fresh conversation.