session-handoff

Session handoff captures pending tasks, ongoing activities, and new ideas at session end, writing them to persistent file-based memory and project surfaces to prevent work progress loss and enable reliable resumption.

The best way to maintain work continuity is by capturing session state, including outstanding work items and decisions, and writing them to durable surfaces so you can easily resume tasks without re-explaining context in future sessions.

No, you do not need specific external dependencies to capture session state for resumption, as the process interacts directly with file-based memory and project surfaces to store outstanding work items durably.

Persistent storage prevents loss of in-flight work activities by capturing newly identified items and decisions at session boundaries, ensuring long working sessions with multiple priorities are written to durable surfaces instead of transient memory.

You should use durable capture for task management when concluding a long working session with multiple priorities or deferring a task, ensuring all outstanding work items are saved to persistent surfaces to avoid information loss.