resume

You can sync your Claude Code session context by running the resume skill. It parses local project state files or queries GitHub metadata via the gh CLI to generate a concise status brief of active phases, in-flight issues, and pending tasks, eliminating the friction of manually re-orienting to a project.

The best way to get a project status brief for long-running development workflows is to use an automated context synchronization tool that reads local state documentation or queries GitHub CLI metadata to identify active phases, in-flight issues, and pending tasks. This ensures seamless continuity without manually searching through logs.

GitHub CLI authentication is required to retrieve project context and recent activity only if local state documentation is missing or stale. The skill features an intelligent fallback that automatically queries GitHub via the gh CLI when state files are unavailable, ensuring you are never left without context.

State synchronization works by automatically falling back to query GitHub via the gh CLI if local state files are missing or stale. This mechanism reads design and state files to provide a high-level snapshot of project phases, active issues, and recent PRs, ensuring seamless continuity in long-running development workflows.

Yes, you can use this to recall your last blocker, current branch, and specific next task when starting a new coding session. By parsing project state files or querying GitHub metadata, it provides an instant automated summary of in-flight work and next steps without requiring you to manually search through logs.