session-memory

Session memory automatically recalls your last checkpoint, active plan, and Git context at the start of each coding session. When you begin work, it presents a concise summary of where you left off and proposes next steps to resume quickly without manual recovery.

Automatic recall fetches recent checkpoints marking progress milestones, your active plan documenting current objectives, and Git context showing repository state. This combination lets you pick up exactly where you stopped without re-reading logs or retracing steps.

Yes. When you ask what you were working on, session memory analyzes persistent data to surface your last active plan and checkpoint. It provides a non-blocking summary so you regain context immediately without searching through history.

Session memory is designed to restore context after crashes, resets, and context window truncation. Mandatory activation at session start ensures recovery happens automatically, preventing work loss across downtime or technical interruptions.

Session memory maintains persistent checkpoints and plans across sessions. At each start, it automatically analyzes and presents recent progress data, enabling continuous tracking and seamless handoffs between work intervals.