Session Chaining

When a Claude Code context window fills up (typically around 90% usage), pokayokay automatically triggers a session chain. This preserves continuity across multiple sessions.

How It Works

1

Handoff Summary

The current session writes a comprehensive handoff file with completed work, remaining tasks, and important context.

2

State File

Task progress, dependencies, and session metadata are persisted to .ohno/state.json via the MCP server.

3

New Session

The next session loads the handoff summary, restores state, and continues from exactly where the previous session left off.

4

Chain Audit

After all sessions complete, a chain-level audit verifies the full feature was implemented correctly across sessions.

Chain Reports

After a chain completes, pokayokay generates a chain report summarizing all sessions, total tasks completed, time spent, and any issues encountered. This is stored alongside the handoff files in .ohno/chains/.