gsd-resume-work

To resume project work with full context restoration, use the 'resume-project' command. The Skill automatically loads or reconstructs missing STATE.md files, detects checkpoints, identifies incomplete work, and routes next actions through the resume-project workflow.

Project continuity is the ability to pick up work from the last session without losing track. State management handles this by detecting checkpoints and automatically reconstructing missing context to ensure uninterrupted workflow routing.

Yes, restoring context to resume a project requires .continue-here files and PLAN-SUMMARY consistency. These files maintain state and allow the workflow routing to detect checkpoints and identify incomplete work accurately.

If your STATE.md file is missing, the context restoration process automatically reconstructs it. The system detects existing checkpoints, identifies incomplete work, and presents the current status before routing next actions.

The best way to automate workflow routing after context restoration is triggering the 'resume-project' command. It directs context-aware next actions through the resume-project workflow and executes the entire process end-to-end.

Yes, context restoration is limited when project state files lack consistency. The system requires PLAN-SUMMARY consistency and proper .continue-here files to maintain state; otherwise, workflow routing and checkpoint detection may fail.