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Save and restore session state for continuity across context compressions. Invoke with "/memory-checkpoint" to save current session state, or "/memory-checkpoint your search query" to search past checkpoints by semantic similarity.

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name	memory-checkpoint
description	Save and restore session state for continuity across context compressions. Invoke with "/memory-checkpoint" to save current session state, or "/memory-checkpoint your search query" to search past checkpoints by semantic similarity.

Memory Checkpoint

Workflow

If user provides a query (e.g., /memory-checkpoint authentication bug): → Search checkpoints using scripts/search.py "<query>" --full --project-dir "$PWD"

If no query (e.g., /memory-checkpoint): → Create checkpoint using format from references/checkpoint-format.md, pipe to scripts/checkpoint.py --project-dir "$PWD"

Creating a Checkpoint

Generate content with these sections, then pipe to script:

Status: IN_PROGRESS, BLOCKED, DECISION_NEEDED, COMPLETED
Current Task: What is actively being worked on
Why (Context): Reasoning behind current approach, what was tried
Decisions Made: Key choices with rationale
Pending Items: Uncompleted work
Blockers: Things waiting on external input
Next Steps: Immediate actions to take
Key Files: Important files for resuming context

echo "CHECKPOINT_CONTENT" | python3 scripts/checkpoint.py --project-dir "$PWD"

Searching Checkpoints

python3 scripts/search.py "query" --full --project-dir "$PWD"

Returns checkpoints ranked by semantic similarity. --full includes content of top result.

Setup (one-time)

./scripts/setup.sh

Creates .venv and installs fastembed. Scripts auto-detect the venv when present.

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name	memory-checkpoint
description	Save and restore session state for continuity across context compressions. Invoke with "/memory-checkpoint" to save current session state, or "/memory-checkpoint your search query" to search past checkpoints by semantic similarity.

Memory Checkpoint

Workflow

If user provides a query (e.g., /memory-checkpoint authentication bug): → Search checkpoints using scripts/search.py "<query>" --full --project-dir "$PWD"

If no query (e.g., /memory-checkpoint): → Create checkpoint using format from references/checkpoint-format.md, pipe to scripts/checkpoint.py --project-dir "$PWD"

Creating a Checkpoint

Generate content with these sections, then pipe to script:

Status: IN_PROGRESS, BLOCKED, DECISION_NEEDED, COMPLETED
Current Task: What is actively being worked on
Why (Context): Reasoning behind current approach, what was tried
Decisions Made: Key choices with rationale
Pending Items: Uncompleted work
Blockers: Things waiting on external input
Next Steps: Immediate actions to take
Key Files: Important files for resuming context

echo "CHECKPOINT_CONTENT" | python3 scripts/checkpoint.py --project-dir "$PWD"

Searching Checkpoints

python3 scripts/search.py "query" --full --project-dir "$PWD"

Returns checkpoints ranked by semantic similarity. --full includes content of top result.

Setup (one-time)

./scripts/setup.sh

Creates .venv and installs fastembed. Scripts auto-detect the venv when present.