hermit-takeover

To stop an autonomous Docker container and take over interactively, the skill stops the running process, marks the session as operator takeover, and preserves session state for seamless manual continuation.

Yes, stopping the Docker hermit container preserves all session state. The session is marked as operator takeover, allowing you to transition from automated operation to interactive manual control without losing context.

Loading hermit context happens automatically after stopping the container. The skill reads context from OPERATOR.md and recent SHELL.md files, then presents a structured takeover summary to the operator for immediate interactive work.

You should transition from an automated Docker setup to interactive session management when you need to drive the process manually. The skill preserves state continuity and loads full hermit context for seamless continuation locally outside Docker.

Yes, you run the hermit takeover locally outside Docker when you want to drive interactively. The skill stops the autonomous container, loads full context, and presents a summary to enable local interactive work with full continuity.

Operator takeover in Docker session management is the process of stopping the autonomous container and marking the session for manual control. It loads the hermit context and presents a structured summary for interactive continuation.