reanchor

To restore Claude Code session context after a context overflow restart, activate the recovery sequence to re-register the session. This loads standard directives and dehydrated context, allowing you to resume the original skill protocol exactly from the saved phase.

Dehydrated context is the compressed session state saved before a context overflow restart. Loading this dehydrated context during recovery ensures that the session resumes with context intact at the exact saved phase rather than starting over.

Resuming a Claude Code protocol from a saved phase requires activating the recovery sequence. This action reloads the original skill protocol, mandatory logging discipline, and standard directives to ensure the session continues seamlessly from where it stopped.

Claude Code does not automatically recover session state when a context overflow happens. You must explicitly activate the recovery sequence to reanchor the session, which ensures loading of standard directives, dehydrated context, and the original skill protocol.

A Claude Code session loses its protocol and logging discipline after a context overflow restart because the context window is cleared. Reanchoring the session explicitly reloads the original skill protocol and enforces mandatory logging discipline throughout the restart process.

You can reanchor a Claude Code session without losing the original skill protocol by activating the recovery sequence. This process specifically ensures loading of the original skill protocol, standard directives, and mandatory logging discipline throughout the restart.