checkpoint

To resume a pipeline from a specific phase, you use a checkpoint mechanism to restart execution without re-running prior steps. This Skill logs phase completion states, allowing interrupted workflows to continue from the last successful checkpoint.

Pipeline state validation ensures that outputs from previous execution phases meet structural requirements before proceeding. You need this checkpoint validation when auditing execution history or verifying downstream steps receive correct artifact paths and payloads.

You log commit SHAs and artifact paths by writing a checkpoint for the specific execution phase. This records phase-specific payloads and completion details, creating an audit trail for debugging and compliance across multiple pipeline attempts.

Yes, this checkpoint management integrates with ticket-pipeline and local-review skills for robust workflow orchestration. It supports detailed logging of phase completion to coordinate state management across these connected workflow components.

The best way to manage pipeline state and avoid re-executing successful steps is implementing a checkpoint system that validates previous stages and replays execution. This Skill provides robust state management for resuming interrupted workflows efficiently.