save-task-list

To restore a Claude Code task list across sessions, this Skill locates the newest task directory under ~/.claude/tasks, logs a session-to-task-list mapping in JSONL, and installs a SessionStart hook to validate the task list ID on startup.

Session persistence for multi-step refactoring works by capturing the most recent task directory and installing a settings.local.json SessionStart hook. This hook validates the CLAUDE_CODE_TASK_LIST_ID exists and emits the startup command to resume the plan.

Yes, you need jq and bash installed to use these governance hooks for task management. The Skill relies on bash execution and uses jq to parse JSON structures within settings.local.json and the JSONL session mapping logs.

Yes, you can use workflow restore for any task-directory-based workflow. It creates a repeatable restart point by saving the active task plan and validating its existence through a PostToolUse hook that logs tool invocations during the session.

The best way to prevent lost momentum when closing a Claude Code session is to save the active task list ID and install a Stop hook. This hook verifies the startup command was produced and ensures the task plan is validated for the next session.