skill-resume-enhanced

To restore project context after a plan-mode reset, persistent session state is reloaded from stored files, rehydrating prior phase context, decisions, and task lists to enable automatic resume and continuity.

Multi-day project continuity is supported by persisting session metadata, task lists, and decisions in files, allowing you to resume work and replay history seamlessly across days without losing prior progress.

Persistent session state works by saving project context, decisions, and tasks into a state.json file and per-phase storage, which is automatically detected and loaded to rehydrate the session after context clears.

No external dependencies or tools are required to function. The session resume mechanism relies entirely on internal persistent storage files to detect context clearing and reload prior session state.

The best way to maintain workflow continuity is using persistent state files that automatically detect context-clearing events, loading prior session metadata and tasks to rehydrate the project environment without manual intervention.

Project context disappears because native plan mode clears the session environment. You prevent loss by persisting state and decisions in files beforehand, enabling automatic detection and reloading of the prior session.