pqant/claude-continuity is a Python project that automatically carries a long-running Claude Code session over into the next session, without any user action, once the context-ratio threshold is reached. The latest release shown on the GitHub repository is v0.1.1. However, the provided material contains no specific change list for that release, so the features described below cannot be asserted as new in v0.1.1.
According to the README, when the threshold is reached the tool finishes the current step, writes a structured handoff document, and validates it. It then takes a non-invasive snapshot of the Git tree under refs/continuity/*, clears the context, and starts the follow-up session. Rather than leaving only a one-off summary behind, it carries forward both the validated handoff document and the file state. An optional launchd watchdog and ntfy notifications support recovery and status checks for long unattended runs. The repository describes this tool as a proof of concept used in its own development.
This project is documented in the README as macOS-only, and Linux support has not been implemented yet. The scope supported by the current material is therefore a proof of concept for session continuity on macOS. The provided material also contains no release-specific changes for v0.1.1, so there is no basis for concluding that features were added or improved in this version.