﻿From what's in this session's startup context alone (git snapshot + CLAUDE.md + memory index) ΓÇö I haven't read any files:

**Completed**
- `b5181ca feat: add bounded opt-in SessionStart continuity` ΓÇö committed on `main`, the current HEAD. So the feature itself has landed, described as *bounded* and *opt-in*.
- An A/B evaluation appears to have been run: `reports/sessionstart-ab/` exists but is **untracked** (`??` in git status) ΓÇö results produced, not yet committed.

**What remains**
The context doesn't state an open decision explicitly. Two things are visibly unresolved:
1. Whether to commit / discard `reports/sessionstart-ab/` and what the A/B results conclude.
2. Because the feature is *opt-in*, enabling it means a SessionStart hook entry in `~/.claude/settings.json` ΓÇö and CLAUDE.md flags edits to the **global** settings file as a hard HALT point requiring your explicit approval. So the enablement call is yours, not something a session should have taken.

I'd treat (2) as the live decision, but that's inference from the "opt-in" wording plus the HALT rule, not something I read in a status doc. Lift the no-tools restriction and I can confirm against `reports/sessionstart-ab/` and the commit diff.
