shine-thread

To manage persistent context across multiple chat sessions, you can create lightweight threads that store task details and next steps as markdown files. This preserves your workflow continuity between conversations.

Tracking cross-session work requires preserving context threads that survive between conversations. You can resume these threads later to load previous task states, ensuring continuity for planning, debugging, or research.

To create and resume context threads for planning workflows, use a three-mode workflow: list, resume, and create. This stores your thread data as markdown files with status tracking to organize tasks and next steps.

Yes, you can track thread status and last updated time for cross-session tasks. The system monitors states like OPEN, IN PROGRESS, and RESOLVED to provide quick triage and maintain task continuity.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to maintain persistent context threads. The system operates independently by storing thread data locally as markdown files in a dedicated directory.

You should avoid using lightweight threads for cross-session task management if your workflow requires heavy real-time synchronization or complex database dependencies. This system is designed for phase-agnostic, lightweight continuity instead.