session-checkpoint

Track iOS development progress by reading session goals from SESSION_LOG.md, validating Xcode build status with xcodebuild, and inspecting git status for uncommitted changes. This mid-session checkpoint summarizes completed, in-progress, and pending tasks to maintain focus.

Check uncommitted git changes and build status by running git diff alongside an xcodebuild validation for the iOS Simulator. This process surfaces uncommitted code and verifies build integrity to ensure sprint goals remain on track.

A mid-session checkpoint validates goal completion by extracting goals from SESSION_LOG.md, running xcodebuild to confirm the project compiles, and reviewing the work log to categorize active tasks as completed, in_progress, or pending.

Yes, you can use xcodebuild to run a quick build status check on the iOS Simulator mid-session. It validates that your recent code changes compile successfully and generates actionable recommendations without halting your development workflow.

Yes, a SESSION_LOG.md file is required to perform a structured progress checkpoint. The checkpoint process reads this file to extract current session goals, review work log entries, and summarize overall task progress for your iOS project.

A mid-session checkpoint provides structured progress tracking beyond manual git status checks by combining build validation, uncommitted change detection, and goal completion assessment into a single actionable summary for long coding sessions.