initiative-resume

You resume project management work by loading a handoff document and index.yml to reconstruct current status and next steps. This restores the initiative context so you can immediately continue your workflow without losing track of prior decisions.

Initiative context restoration is the process of loading prior session data to rebuild project state. You need it when a workflow is interrupted, ensuring continuity across multiple projects by reconstructing the decision flow and next actions from saved files.

To restore a handoff document, the system reads workspace/inbox/prompts/{slug}.md and index.yml to reconstruct your session. It then returns a concise context summary with next actions and deletes the handoff file after successful restoration.

Yes, you can maintain context across multiple projects by loading the handoff and index.yml to reconstruct status. This allows you to switch between different initiatives without losing the decision flow or next steps required for each project.

The handoff document is automatically deleted after the initiative context is successfully restored. This ensures your workspace remains clean while providing a concise summary of the current status and the immediate next actions to take.

Yes, you need a saved handoff document and an index.yml file to reconstruct project status. These files provide the necessary context and decision flow required to summarize the current state and determine the next actions across your initiatives.