Resume Claude Code project context with a double-click script
Claude Code can lose useful when a new session starts, so people often need to explain the same again. This creates a double-clickable resume file for one specific project.
The file is a script that first moves into the project folder and then starts Claude Code. It also sends a custom briefing prompt that tells Claude Code to read its internal memory notes and recover the project’s current state.
This makes it easier to continue long-running work without manually rebuilding the context each time. It is especially useful for work that depends on past decisions, such as , s, and preparing a project to ship.
Key points
- The reduces repeated setup when starting a new Claude Code session.
- A file can be double-clicked to open one specific project.
- The script moves to the project folder before launching Claude Code.
- A custom briefing prompt tells Claude Code to read its internal memory notes.
- The method is most useful for long-term work such as , s, and .