Session State Skill

To resume agent tasks after an interruption, session state persistence saves the current task and pending todos to a file, allowing the agent to reload its exact progress and continue execution seamlessly.

Managing persistent todos across builder, planner, and toolkit agents requires synchronizing task lists to a shared state file, ensuring all agents track and update the same right-panel UI todos consistently.

Session state tracking works by recording the agent's last action and current task to a state file before compaction, enabling the agent to read the file and resume work exactly where it stopped.

Yes, you can use state files to pause and resume complex feature development by saving progress, pending tasks, and recent actions, which a new session or agent can load to continue the work.

No dependencies are required to synchronize right-panel UI todos, as the session state skill independently manages state file saving and loading to keep task tracking consistent across agents.

An agent loses its todo list after a context window reset because in-memory state is cleared, but saving todos to a persistent state file before compaction allows full task recovery.