session-store-history

To recall past work across sessions, you query a session store to retrieve and summarize historical data. This returns concise summaries with linked sessions, PRs, commits, and files as evidence-backed references.

Finding which PR or branch relates to a specific topic requires querying your session history with structured queries. The system surfaces evidence-backed results referencing the specific PR, branch, or commit associated with that topic.

Yes, you can retrieve historical commits and checkpoints with timestamps. Querying the session store returns evidence-backed results that include specific timestamps and refs for each recalled checkpoint or commit.

To summarize how a similar problem was handled previously, query the session store for historical context. The system recalls past sessions and presents concise summaries detailing how similar issues were resolved with supporting references.

When session history data is sparse or missing, the system provides safe fallbacks and clear boundaries. This prevents mixing current-workspace data and ensures you receive clear indications when historical data is unavailable.

Session store history does not mix with current workspace data. The system establishes clear boundaries to separate historical queries from your active workspace, ensuring past session recalls remain isolated and accurate.