﻿Based only on what's in this session's startup context (no files read):

**Completed** ΓÇö the feature itself has landed on `main`: commit `b5181ca` "feat: add bounded opt-in SessionStart continuity" is HEAD, and the working tree is clean. That's the most recent commit in the repo, sitting on top of the merged v3 retrieval-policy fix and the 000298 search-latency profile.

**What remains** ΓÇö the wiring decision. Per this repo's CLAUDE.md working norms, the SessionStart hook is *opt-in*, and activating it means editing the **global** `~/.claude/settings.json`, which is called out explicitly as a hard HALT point: draft the change, surface diffs and size deltas, wait for your explicit approval. So the code exists but the enrollment step ΓÇö turning it on globally ΓÇö is yours to approve.

Two caveats on confidence: the "bounded / opt-in" framing and the HALT gate come from the commit subject and CLAUDE.md, not from reading the implementation, so I can't tell you from context what the bound actually is (token budget? conversation count? recency window?) or whether the hook config is already drafted somewhere awaiting review. If you want the specifics, I'd need to look at the commit and the hook source.
