resume-project

To resume project work across devices, the skill reads AGENTS.md and CONTEXT.md to load session state, then checks recent git activity like git log and status to identify the next unchecked item. It presents a concise plan before execution to ensure continuity.

Continuing a workflow from the last checkpoint involves reading AGENTS.md and CONTEXT.md to identify the current project state. The system locally gathers git state using git log and status, determines the next unchecked item, and proposes a concise plan before execution.

Loading AGENTS.md and CONTEXT.md enables cross-device project management by automatically reading project conventions and session state. It displays a summary of current goals, recent commits, and remaining tasks, enabling quick continuation across different tools.

Yes, you need AGENTS.md and CONTEXT.md files to start or resume project work from a checkpoint. AGENTS.md provides project conventions while CONTEXT.md tracks session state and progress with checked and unchecked items.

Yes, git log and git status are used to determine the next task in your project workflow. The system gathers local git state with commands like git log -3 and git status, then determines the next unchecked item from CONTEXT.md Progress to continue work.

When you say resume, the agent loads current context from AGENTS.md and CONTEXT.md and proposes the next action. It reviews recent git activity to identify the next unchecked item and presents a concise plan before execution to ensure proper continuity.