spec-first:catchup

To restore context for a development session, this mechanism identifies your active feature, current task, recent findings, and potential risks. It then presents a structured report so you can seamlessly resume work.

The 5-question reboot test is a validation mechanism for context recovery that answers key questions about your current working state. It ensures the completeness of your session restoration by verifying critical information before you continue development.

To summarize where you left off after a long break, you can trigger a context restoration process that reconstructs your work state. It provides a concise summary of recent findings, missing files, and next steps to ensure continuity.

Yes, you can identify missing files and potential risks when resuming a coding task through context state management. The restoration process actively scans for these blockers and includes them in a structured report to prevent forgotten critical information.

Yes, session context restoration works without external dependencies. The mechanism relies solely on internal references to reconstruct your work state, ensuring you can safely restore and resume your workflow in any environment.