What problem does it solve? Work context is lost when a coding session ends, a conversation is compacted, or a task is handed off. This Skill captures the full state of the work—story, changed files, verification results, decisions, blockers, and next action—as a durable Markdown note in Basic Memory that any human or agent can resume from later. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deliberate checkpoint capture: Gathers evidence including git status, branch, SHA, pull request details, changed files, tests run, decisions, and blockers before writing the note. - Profile-aware note schemas: Supports a general session profile and a coding profile with required frontmatter fields like repository, repo_root, branch, and git_sha, plus typed pull request metadata. - Structured recall: Uses typed observations ([result], [decision], [blocker], [next_step]) and Basic Memory relations so checkpoints compound into a searchable knowledge graph. - Use Case: Before ending a long debugging session, ask for a checkpoint; the Skill writes a note titled "Claude checkpoint - <topic>" with the story, verification results, and the exact next action, then replies with the permalink. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to checkpoint the current work to Basic Memory, optionally giving a short topic for the note title.
