botoolagent-testbench-quick

To resume an automated testbench workflow, the system detects the earliest incomplete stage from existing artifacts like prd.md and dev.json, automatically skipping previously completed stages to continue the debugging cycle.

Testbench stage detection works by scanning existing artifacts like prd.md, dev.json, and worktree data to identify finished steps, allowing the workflow to skip stages S1 through S3 and resume from the earliest incomplete point.

You do not strictly need existing files to use quick mode for debugging. The system implements safe fallbacks for missing data, dynamically selecting templates via CLAUDE.testbench-quick.md even when prior artifacts are unavailable.

You can run testbench.sh in the background with live progress streaming. The system executes the test bench process asynchronously while continuously streaming execution updates to track the debugging workflow status.

The best way to skip completed stages in a multi-stage debugging workflow is using quick testbench mode, which reads existing worktree states and development artifacts to fast-forward through previously finished steps.