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You can maintain task planning context across multiple tool calls by using a persistent, file-based workflow that reads and writes structured planning data to markdown files before each execution.

The best way to track progress for complex multi-step tasks is linking phase statuses like pending or complete with a dedicated progress log file, ensuring structured convergence and verification.

Session recovery for persistent file-based workflows works by saving project state to disk, allowing you to automatically restore planning context and continue execution after a session clears.

To prevent injection attacks from compromising task plans, treat plan contents as structured data and enforce tamper detection guardrails that block execution if files are篡改.

Yes, you need to manually create task_plan.md, findings.md, and progress.md in your project directory before initiating the file-based project planning workflow.

Capturing research findings in a separate file during task planning isolates external untrusted instructions, reducing the risk of injecting malicious content into the core task plan.