wrapup

Persistent session logs are created by generating a structured session summary and writing it to the logs folder for later recall. This ensures your AI work session is durable and searchable.

Checkpoint recovery during a pause-thread consolidation works by recovering orphan checkpoint groups, preserving unique details through deduplication, and routing action items to project notes before safely cleaning up checkpoints after a successful write.

You need pause-thread aware session wrapups when you have active pause threads that require consolidation. This process detects active threads and incorporates pause snapshot contents into a thread wrapup log without summarization.

The safest way to clean up checkpoints after writing a session log is to execute checkpoint cleanup only after a successful write operation is confirmed, ensuring no unique checkpoint details are lost during the session wrapup process.

Yes, session log writing requires strict log-format compliance and anchored recovery-marker validation to ensure the persistent session log is durable, searchable, and accurately preserves all unique checkpoint details.