resume-session

To resume a Salesforce Apex development session, run /resume-session to load the most recent saved context from ~/.claude/sessions and receive a structured briefing for continuation. This restores your org context and work-in-progress without manual reconstruction.

Session context restoration for Salesforce development is a deterministic load-and-orient workflow that reads saved session files to re-create your working environment. It eliminates manual reconstruction by restoring Apex work-in-progress and org state across days or handoffs.

Yes, you can hand off a paused Apex development session to a teammate using the reproducible resume flow. The teammate runs /resume-session or specifies a session file path to load the saved org context and continue where you left off.

To load a specific saved session instead of the most recent one, specify the session file path when running the resume command. By default, the skill loads the latest session from ~/.claude/sessions, but passing a path targets a specific session file.

The best way to continue Salesforce org context across multiple days is to use a session-management workflow that saves and reloads context deterministically. This skill reads ~/.claude/sessions to restore your Apex work and org settings, avoiding costly manual reconstruction.

No dependencies are required to restore your Salesforce session context. The skill operates independently by reading session files from ~/.claude/sessions and returning a structured briefing that orients you to continue Apex development immediately.