project-tracking

To prevent context drift across multiple project sessions, you can create and maintain a dedicated project tracker that preserves architecture decisions, phase plans, and session logs between each working session.

The best way to maintain a decision log for multi-phase projects is by using a project tracker to capture architecture decisions, known issues, and next steps, ensuring continuity and preserving critical context.

To set up a memory index for preserving continuity, create a project tracker file at the start of your first session and update its core sections as your project phases progress to retain context.

Yes, you can use a project tracker for phase planning and logging known issues. It is designed to capture phase plans, session logs, and known issues to maintain continuity for multi-session projects.

To manage dependencies, you need to update core sections in your project tracker including Architecture Decisions, Phase Plan, Session Log, Known Issues, and Next Steps as your project progresses.

You need to create a tracker at the start of your first session for multi-session project tracking. This tracker is then updated continuously as phases progress and referenced for quick retrieval during continuations.