resume-task

To resume an interrupted task, you can load its context by searching for specific keywords or ticket numbers, which reads all relevant Markdown files in the task directory to restore your previous working state.

The best way to load task context is to provide the specific ticket number, which triggers a parallelized file reading process within the task directory to immediately retrieve status, progress, and related notes.

Yes, you can use a read-only mode to check the status of a backlog task, allowing you to review the summarized context including priority and outstanding items without automatically updating the task status.

Task continuation works by searching for task keywords, automatically updating the task status from backlog to in-progress, and providing a summarized context of progress and related files for seamless workflow switching.

This task management approach requires Markdown files for context loading, reading all relevant files within a specified task directory in parallel to efficiently reconstruct the working environment.

When loading context for tasks with incomplete progress notes, the limitation is that the summarized context only reflects what is explicitly documented in the Markdown files, meaning missing outstanding items will not be automatically generated.