sdd-forge.flow-resume

To resume an SDD workflow after context compaction, run the flow resume command to read flow.json and draft.md, reconstruct the current work state, and display a concise summary of your active phase and progress.

An SDD flow resume is the process of reloading saved snapshots like flow.json after context loss or compaction. You need it to reconstruct your current work state and identify the active phase without losing prior decisions.

To restore a paused SDD plan, read the flow state file to identify the active phase and completed steps. The resume summary presents your plan details and routes you to the correct implementation continuation skill.

Yes, you can recover your workflow state if context collapses during the finalize phase. The resume process reads saved snapshots, identifies the finalize phase as active, and routes you to the appropriate continuation skill.

Flow resume works across all SDD phases including plan, impl, finalize, and sync. It reads the saved flow state to identify which specific phase is active and routes you to the matching continuation skill.