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checkpoint

Creates named git stash checkpoints to save Salesforce development progress before risky Apex deploys or org changes, supporting list/restore/verify operations.

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Save current progress as a named checkpoint for easy recovery.

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Checkpoint — Named Progress Snapshots

Save current progress as a named checkpoint for easy recovery.

When to Use

When you want to save work-in-progress before attempting a risky change

When starting a refactoring pass and need a safe rollback point

When switching between tasks and want to preserve current state

When you need to snapshot progress at key milestones during a long session

When collaborating and want to share a recoverable state with another agent or session

Usage

checkpoint [name]

Workflow

Create checkpoint — git stash push --include-untracked -m "checkpoint: <name> [<timestamp>]"

Log metadata — Append to .claude/checkpoints.log:

Timestamp
Checkpoint name
Files changed (count)
Current branch

Verify — Confirm working tree is clean after stash

Operations

checkpoint save <name> — Create new checkpoint

checkpoint list — Show all checkpoints from log

checkpoint restore <name> — Apply the named stash (git stash apply; keeps the stash entry safe). Find the stash reference via git stash list | grep "<name>", then git stash apply stash@{N}. After verifying the restore, drop with git stash drop stash@{N}.

checkpoint verify — Verify current state matches last checkpoint

Examples

checkpoint save before-trigger-refactor checkpoint list checkpoint restore before-trigger-refactor checkpoint verify

Checkpoint — Named Progress Snapshots

Save current progress as a named checkpoint for easy recovery.

When to Use

When you want to save work-in-progress before attempting a risky change
When starting a refactoring pass and need a safe rollback point
When switching between tasks and want to preserve current state
When you need to snapshot progress at key milestones during a long session
When collaborating and want to share a recoverable state with another agent or session

Usage

checkpoint [name]

Workflow

Create checkpoint — git stash push --include-untracked -m "checkpoint: <name> [<timestamp>]"
Log metadata — Append to .claude/checkpoints.log:
- Timestamp
- Checkpoint name
- Files changed (count)
- Current branch
Verify — Confirm working tree is clean after stash

Operations

checkpoint save <name> — Create new checkpoint
checkpoint list — Show all checkpoints from log
checkpoint restore <name> — Apply the named stash (git stash apply; keeps the stash entry safe). Find the stash reference via git stash list | grep "<name>", then git stash apply stash@{N}. After verifying the restore, drop with git stash drop stash@{N}.
checkpoint verify — Verify current state matches last checkpoint

Examples

checkpoint save before-trigger-refactor
checkpoint list
checkpoint restore before-trigger-refactor
checkpoint verify