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To resume an interrupted development session, you can use a session management skill that assesses your project's current state by analyzing files, scripts, and logs to determine the appropriate next action. It automatically picks up exactly where you left off, avoiding the need to re-explain context or re-initiate tasks.

Automatically debugging a failed script and continuing your workflow involves analyzing recent logs and running scripts to diagnose the issue. This skill attempts to fix the failure automatically and moves on to the next batch of tasks without requiring manual intervention, maintaining project momentum.

Yes, you can assess project state from recent logs and running scripts to decide next steps. This skill performs state assessment by analyzing project files and scripts to understand the current status, determining whether to debug, proceed with the next batch, or prompt for user input based on the findings.

A session resume tool determines whether to debug or seek user guidance by analyzing the project's current state, including files, scripts, and logs. It intelligently determines the next action, automatically diagnosing and fixing script failures or proceeding with batches, only prompting for input when necessary.

No, you do not need to manually re-explain project context after a script fails during workflow. This skill automatically diagnoses the issue by assessing the project's current state and recent logs, attempting a fix or proceeding with tasks to maintain momentum and avoid context loss.

You should prompt for user input instead of automatically proceeding to the next task when the project state assessment indicates ambiguity or unresolved errors. This skill evaluates files, scripts, and logs to decide whether to debug, proceed, or seek user guidance based on the current status.