Reload ticket context from brownfield-progress files and git history.
npx skills add https://github.com/ricky-yosh/agent-workflows --skill bf-resume
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bf-resume Source: https://github.com/ricky-yosh/agent-workflows/tree/main/skills/brownfield/bf-resume Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ricky-yosh/agent-workflows --skill bf-resume
Reloads and consolidates ticket work context from brownfield-progress files to quickly resume work on stalled tasks.
Run the /bf-resume command to reload your session context from the brownfield-progress files and review the last session.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To resume work on a stalled brownfield ticket, reload your session context by consolidating brownfield-progress files like research.txt, progress.txt, and tasks.json alongside git history to reconstruct the ticket state and determine next steps.
The best way to reconstruct a ticket state from progress files is to consolidate brownfield-progress artifacts and git commit history, generating a concise summary of last actions and proposing subsequent tasks for the workflow.
Session context reload works by reading brownfield-progress files and git log history to surface last actions. It consolidates these artifacts to present a summary of the current state and recommended next steps.
Yes, tasks.json is one of the brownfield-progress files used to reload ticket progress. The skill reads tasks.json alongside research.txt and progress.txt to accurately reconstruct the ticket state and propose next steps.
Yes, you can continue the brownfield workflow after reloading session context. The skill integrates with the bf-triage flow, allowing you to seamlessly proceed with subsequent tasks and recommended next steps.
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