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To resume work from a previous Claude session, you load context from SITREP.md, TODO.md, CLAUDE.md, and PROMPTLOG.md. This restores project state, summarizes understanding, and verifies uncommitted git changes for continuity.

Onboarding a new agent into a multi-session project requires loading existing session documents to establish context. The workflow reads SITREP.md and PROMPTLOG.md to summarize the current state, identify blockers, and surface actionable next steps.

Checking git status before continuing work ensures a clean working state. The context loading sequence verifies uncommitted changes and confirms clarity of the project state before you proceed with active development tasks.

Yes, you can use session documents to establish project continuity in Claude workflows. Loading SITREP.md, TODO.md, CLAUDE.md, and PROMPTLOG.md integrates current context, enabling rapid ramp-up and continuity across multi-session development.

Project context breaks when starting a new agent session if previous state files are not loaded. Applying an activation sequence that reads SITREP.md and TODO.md enforces context loading, summarizes understanding, and verifies clarity to prevent breaks.

You need SITREP.md, TODO.md, CLAUDE.md, and PROMPTLOG.md markdown files to restore context for a Claude workflow. These files provide the necessary session summaries, task lists, and prompt logs to successfully resume previous work.