session-start

To resume interrupted development work, start a session to run WIP checks and read STATUS.md files. This aggregates your project context, surfaces uncommitted changes, and presents a dashboard with suggested next steps for your agentic framework repository.

Checking project status after a break involves reading repository files like HUMAN_NEEDED.md and recent JOURNAL entries. The session start process executes wip/todo helper commands to summarize current focus, progress, and any blockers so you can safely continue.

Yes, you can use a project dashboard to see what was in progress. It reads JOURNAL entries and todo tooling to provide a structured summary of your last session, current focus, progress status, and explicit next actions like plan, sync, or implement workflows.

Yes, you need shell access to run wip and todo checks. The session start process requires shell access to execute .agentic scripts, read repository status files, and run wip/todo helper commands to detect interrupted work and surface in-progress features.

Session start requires files like STATUS.md and HUMAN_NEEDED.md to aggregate context and inform decision making. Silently reading these repository status files allows the dashboard to summarize current focus, progress, and blockers without manual context gathering.