session-handoff

You can persist Claude Code session context across multiple sessions by automatically saving the current state and decisions to Apple Notes before ending, then restoring that context at the start of the next session via a hook.

Restoring previous session state at the start of a new Claude Code session is handled by a hook that reads the saved handoff note from Apple Notes, allowing you to pick up exactly where you left off.

Yes, session handoff works with Apple Notes to facilitate cross-agent communication and state synchronization, supporting a three-tier memory system for individual and shared agent states.

The three-tier memory system manages active session state, archived history, and distilled long-term knowledge by persisting them as shared notes, enabling multi-agent context synchronization and preventing the loss of work.

Yes, you can use session handoff to save complex debugging progress by capturing the current state of the code, issues found, and next steps in a handoff note before ending the session.

You need context persistence for stateless Claude Code sessions when you want to prevent the loss of work and decisions across multiple sessions, ensuring seamless state restoration for complex, ongoing tasks.