ferrox-resume-work

To restore paused project workflow context, load the prior STATE.md file to reconstruct session variables. The system detects incomplete progress markers and routes unfinished plan workflows to the correct next development step.

Checkpoint detection for state reconstruction is the process of finding .continue-here markers left in a codebase. It identifies signs of incomplete progress to accurately rebuild the project status without manual reorientation.

You can resume unfinished work even when the project state file is missing because the system reconstructs context from available artifacts. It identifies incomplete plan states without summaries and routes execution to the next action.

Yes, you can use context recovery for any paused development tasks needing state reconstruction. It works by loading existing state files or reconstructing them to find checkpoints and continue execution with minimal friction.

The best way to route incomplete plan workflows is to detect unfinished states lacking a final summary. The system identifies these paused workflows and directs you to the correct next action for immediate continuation.

Context recovery might fail to find .continue-here markers if the prior session did not properly save state or write checkpoints. Ensure your workflow generates these markers before pausing to enable accurate state reconstruction.