skill-resume

To restore context after a session reset, the Skill loads adaptive context from previous state files and presents a restoration summary. This evaluates blockers and routes to the appropriate next action for workflow continuation.

Resuming a previous session requires access to the .claude-octopus state, STATE.md, PROJECT.md, and phase outputs. The tooling reads these state files to generate an accurate restoration summary.

Session state management works by loading adaptive context from persistent files when a new conversation starts. It displays restoration history and evaluates current blockers before routing to your next workflow action.

Yes, you can continue your workflow seamlessly after a crash or memory reset. The Skill provides continuity by automatically loading previous session state and presenting a summary to resume from where you left off.

You should use a session restoration tool when you need continuity after interruptions, context loss, crashes, memory resets, or plan changes. It prevents redoing work by reloading your previous workflow state.

The best way to load adaptive context and avoid redoing work is to trigger the restoration process. It reads your state files, evaluates blockers, and routes you to the appropriate next action in your workflow.