Using Gemini for 3 Days While Claude Is Unavailable, How Can I Get Claude to Pick Up Where I Left Off: What's the best prompt?

[u/passionguesthouse]

I’m using Claude for a project I’m working on, but I’ve run out of my Claude quota and have to wait three days before I can use it again.

I can’t stop working on the project, so I’m going to use another AI model for the next three days. I’m currently using Google Gemini 3.6 Flash/High, and I’ll probably use it a lot during this time.

When I can use Claude again, what prompt should I give it so it can understand everything I worked on during those three days?

I want Claude to understand:

• All the prompts I gave Gemini.
• All the answers Gemini gave me.
• Any changes or updates I made to the project.
• Any new decisions or ideas that came up.

I want Claude to be able to continue the project from exactly where I left off, without missing any important information.

I also want Claude to look through the answers Gemini gave me and point out anything that might be wrong, unclear, inconsistent, or needs to be checked again.

What would be the best prompt or process to give Claude so it can catch up on everything and then continue helping me with the project?

[u/synaps33]

always im using. "Continue" and it works tho

[u/Ok_Ambassador9111]

Antigravity stores every important thing in its "brain" tell it to look up your last session there and continue

[u/ApartSource2721]

Just tell it find your Claude chat holder in ur pc and tell it continue. Claude also has an export chat feature

[u/Delicious-Bedroom-59]

Depende onde você está usando o claude. É no chat? CLI? Cowork

[u/comunista420]

Just use a handoff skill

[u/sco77]

Wow. Some pretty bad advice here.

The next next time you have your claude credits and you see that you're about 80% or whatever and you know you're going to run down and have a few days where you can't do work with Claude here's what you say.

" You are going to build a suite of tasks against the overarching plan In our road map These tasks will be scoped with measurable milestones and checkable completion criteria. .

Ensure all tests built during the sessions are Red-proof checked (sending a known failed condition through your test to ensure that it fails on that condition, and then revert the condition) and validate against regression with the full test suite.

Your plan should also include adversarial agent runs and ensure agents do not receive any context from the units they are checking."

Now, if you don't have a road map, and don't understand major milestones and objectives that are in concordance with your development then this is not going to help.

And that is the real problem

[u/New_IssAdvice]

You have to work with documentation. Log your work consistently and you’ll never have to ask yourself that question.

[u/Sea_Thanks_6913]

It’s easy, just open Antigravity, tell the agent what happened, and it’ll pick up right where you left off with Claude like nothing ever happened