gsd-pause-work

To preserve task state when pausing work mid-phase, generate a `.continue-here.md` file that captures your current position, completed work, remaining tasks, decisions, and blockers for reliable cross-session resumption.

The best way to create a workflow handoff with a WIP git commit is to write a `.continue-here.md` file capturing phase-aware state, then commit the work-in-progress to support reliable continuation across sessions.

Phase detection for a mid-phase pause works by analyzing recent files to identify the current workflow phase, which then enables gathering your exact position, completed work, remaining work, decisions, and blockers.

Yes, you can include a session report when generating a context-preserving handoff by running the pause-work workflow with the `--report` flag, which executes the session-report workflow before committing the WIP state.

No specific dependencies are required to create a context-preserving handoff for task resumption, as the workflow operates independently to write the `.continue-here.md` file and create a WIP Git commit.

A limitation of relying on a `.continue-here.md` file for cross-session workflow resumption is that accurate state capture depends entirely on correct phase detection from recent files and manual input of decisions and blockers.