gsd-resume-work

Session checkpointing restores a paused project by detecting continuation markers, loading the saved state, and reconstructing the work context. This Skill automates that recovery process by identifying incomplete work and presenting the correct resumption point.

Context recovery reloads or reconstructs your project state so prior progress is immediately usable. This Skill handles state loading, identifies incomplete work signals, and presents the current status to route your session toward the most appropriate next action.

Yes, you can restore a paused project session days later by reloading the prior plan and detecting continuation markers. This Skill recovers the current work state, inspects unfinished work, and routes you to the next action for seamless continuation.

The best way to handle workflow routing when resuming incomplete work is to use context-aware next action routing. This Skill presents the recovered status, evaluates checkpoint data, and guides the session toward the most appropriate follow-up action.

Yes, context recovery explicitly applies to resuming engineering tasks after resets or incomplete previous sessions. The Skill handles state loading and checkpoint detection to identify incomplete work and restore session continuity.