gsd-resume-work

To restore project context and resume an interrupted session, the Skill loads or reconstructs STATE.md from repository artifacts to recreate your previous working state. It then detects checkpoints and routes you to context-aware next steps for immediate continuation.

Detecting incomplete plans and checkpoints involves locating .continue-here markers and identifying PLAN files without matching SUMMARY entries. The Skill scans your project directory for these session checkpoints to pinpoint exactly where your previous data engineering or development work stopped.

Yes, session recovery applies to both local and repository-based data engineering workflows. It requires read and write access to your project directory to load STATE.md, detect session checkpoints, and integrate with the resume-project workflow to reconstruct your working context.

Using CONTEXT.md and STATE.md, the Skill presents a concise status summary by consulting the resume-project workflow. It analyzes your restored state and detected checkpoints to recommend actionable, context-sensitive next commands for your stalled software engineering project.

Session recovery fails to find where work stopped if STATE.md cannot be reconstructed or if .continue-here checkpoints are missing from the project directory. Ensure your repository artifacts contain valid session plans and metadata for the state restoration process to succeed.