learn-pj-execute

Interrupted coding task resume requires loading saved checkpoints and session notes to recover prior progress. This skill records deliverable states and blockers during task execution, allowing a later session to continue implementation from the exact stopping point without losing context.

Branch naming and pull request management during a multi-task coding sprint are handled through task-specific branches. This skill coordinates creating branches per task, attaching pull requests, and finalizing work with review-oriented completion steps to maintain a structured project workflow.

Task execution with checkpoints works by guiding a multi-step implementation phase from work start through completion. This skill enforces task status updates, records progress checkpoints, and manages deliverable state transitions to ensure planned tasks move to completed work systematically.

Task execution workflow applies to both individual features and team sprints if the work is broken into smaller tasks. This skill guides task-by-task execution using a consistent start, implement, and complete flow, keeping status updated regardless of team scale.

A pre-existing task list is required before starting branch-based feature work. This skill requires a project to have already broken a feature into smaller tasks so it can execute them one by one, update task status, and preserve context for session resume.