gsd-resume-work

To restore project context and resume work from a previous session, this Skill reconstructs your STATE.md file, detects existing checkpoints, and presents the current status. It routes to the resume-project workflow to load your incomplete work directly.

Session continuity in project management workflows is the process of preserving and restoring your project's operational state across different working sessions. It ensures context-aware next action routing and visual status presentation for incomplete tasks.

To handle incomplete work and checkpoint detection when resuming a project, the Skill automatically identifies saved checkpoints and reconstructs your project context. It then presents a visual status update to help you continue your workflow seamlessly.

Yes, you need access to project-specific context files and workflows to restore a previous work session. The Skill requires these files to verify project existence, load the necessary context, and present the accurate resumption status.

The best way to verify project existence before loading session context is through the resume-project workflow. This workflow handles project verification, loads the required context files, and presents the current status for seamless resumption.

Context restoration relies on STATE.md reconstruction to load your previous project state. If STATE.md is missing or inaccessible, the Skill cannot fully restore context or detect checkpoints, preventing accurate status presentation for your workflow.