sr:save

To save project context for future Claude sessions, use the sr:save command to export all project details into context/ files. This allows subsequent development sessions to resume automatically without re-reading the full Software Requirements Specification.

The best way to resume software project management tasks across sessions is by saving project context to context/ files. This preserves the SRS workflow state, enabling future Claude sessions to automatically load the exact development checkpoint.

You need to save SRS project context when transitioning between development sessions in a software project management workflow. Saving the context to files ensures that future Claude sessions can resume work without the overhead of re-reading the full SRS.

No specific dependencies are required to use this contextual saving workflow. It operates independently using internal scripts to save your SRS project context directly to context/ files for future session resumption.

Yes, you can use this developer tool to prepare an SRS workflow for a continuation in the next session. Simply execute the save command after completing your current work to store the entire project context for automatic resumption.

Your Claude session loses project context because it does not automatically persist the SRS workflow state. You must manually save the project context to context/ files before closing to enable automatic resumption in future sessions.