save-progress

# Save Progress Saves current task progress to `.claude/project-task-state.json` in the project directory so the next session can automatically load it and resume where you left off. ## What to Save Before invoking this command, you should know: - **Current task**: What are you working on RIGHT NOW? - **Completed tasks**: What has been finished in this session? (Be specific, not "various things") - **Remaining tasks**: What still needs to be done? ## How to Invoke ```bash # Detect the Python hook path — it lives in ~/.claude/hooks/ python "$HOME/.claude/hooks/mcp_memory_global.py" \ --mode save \ --task "Describe current task in one sentence" \ --done "Task 1 completed" "Task 2 completed" \ --remaining "Next task to do" "Another remaining task" ``` Or use the Claude Code hooks path from the user profile if `HOME` is not set: ```cmd python "%USERPROFILE%/.claude/hooks/mcp_memory_global.py" ^ --mode save ^ --task "..." ^ --done "..." ^ --remaining "..." ``` ## When to Save Trigger this when: - User explicitly asks to save progress - Session is being interrupted (detected via hook or user signal) - A major milestone is completed - Before switching to a different project - End of a work session ## What NOT to Save - Generic "worked on project" — be specific: "completed dependency license audit for 4 READMEs" - Session noise — only save meaningful task state - Duplicate entries — if nothing meaningful changed, don't overwrite ## Output The command retu...