resume

Reload session checkpoints and restore git worktrees to resume workflows.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tjisousa/gensem --skill resume-tjisousa
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Skill: resume
Source: https://github.com/tjisousa/gensem/tree/main/gse-one/plugin/skills/resume
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tjisousa/gensem --skill resume-tjisousa

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Reload checkpoints, verify worktrees, and brief the user to seamlessly resume complex GSE sessions after pauses.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reload session state from the latest or a specific checkpoint and restore git worktrees
  • Validate current worktrees against the checkpoint and surface discrepancies
  • Provide a concise session briefing and proposed next actions to keep work flowing

Quick Start

Run the /gse:resume command to reload the latest checkpoint and resume the session.

Frequently Asked Questions about resume

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I resume a paused development session and restore my git worktrees?

To resume a paused development session, reload the latest checkpoint to automatically restore all git worktrees and validate the current state. This provides a concise briefing and proposed next actions to continue your workflow from the exact paused point.

What is session checkpoint reloading in software engineering workflows?

Session checkpoint reloading is the process of restoring a previously saved development state by loading checkpoint data and restoring git worktrees. It validates the git state and surfaces discrepancies to seamlessly resume complex SDLC workflows after interruptions.

How do I validate git worktrees against a restored checkpoint state?

Validating git worktrees against a restored checkpoint state happens automatically during the session resume process. It reloads the specific checkpoint, restores the worktrees, and surfaces any discrepancies for user awareness before continuing the workflow.

Can I reload a specific checkpoint instead of the latest session state?

Yes, you can reload a specific checkpoint instead of the latest session state. The session resume process supports loading specific checkpoints to restore git worktrees and validate the state, providing context to continue your SDLC workflow from that exact point.

What happens if my current git worktrees have discrepancies after restoring a checkpoint?

If your current git worktrees have discrepancies after restoring a checkpoint, the session resume process validates the git state and surfaces those discrepancies for user awareness. It provides a concise session briefing and proposed next actions to resolve them and keep work flowing.