session-management

To preserve context and resume a long development session, you create a current-state.md file with your Active Task and Next Steps. This checkpoints your progress, enabling seamless resumption after breaks.

The best way to track decisions and code landmarks across development sessions is by maintaining structured state files like decisions.md and code-landmarks.md. This enforces disciplined state updates and file organization.

You hand off progress and archive state files for long-running work by enforcing lightweight archiving and structured session logs. This ensures your checkpointed decisions and current state are easily transferable.

Yes, session state tracking works without external dependencies. It relies entirely on structured markdown files and lightweight archiving to manage context, requiring no additional components or frameworks.

You need tiered summarization for checkpointing development progress when your context becomes unmanageable. It keeps context manageable during long development sessions by summarizing state at quick checkpoints.

Maintaining context manually fails for long-running development work because it lacks disciplined state updates and structured file organization. Without dedicated checkpointing and archiving, decisions and progress are lost.