Load the last saved state and resume interrupted workflows with user confirmation.
npx skills add https://github.com/whatwecando/tombola --skill forge-resume
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: forge-resume Source: https://github.com/whatwecando/tombola/tree/main/.claude/skills/forge-resume Command: npx skills add https://github.com/whatwecando/tombola --skill forge-resume
Resume execution from the last saved state to continue interrupted workflows.
Instruct the system to load the last saved state and resume from the current wave.
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To resume an interrupted workflow, the system detects and loads the last saved state from the planning directory, identifies in-progress tasks, and resumes execution deterministically after user confirmation.
Deterministic workflow resumption reloads existing planning data from the .planning directory, identifies current in-progress wave items, and delegates execution to continue processing without losing context.
You reload planning data by instructing the system to load the last saved state from the .planning directory, which displays a status summary and triggers execution with a single confirmation step.
You need to resume execution from a saved state when tasks were started and paused, requiring you to reload planning data and identify in-progress items to continue the workflow.
No, workflow resumption automatically identifies in-progress tasks in the current wave from the loaded state, requiring only a single user confirmation before delegating to execution.
Resuming an interrupted workflow requires a .planning directory because it stores the saved state and planning data needed to deterministically load and identify in-progress tasks for resumption.
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