task-flow-resume

Resume phased task flows by reloading context from a task folder.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mahsanamin/ai_chest --skill task-flow-resume
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: task-flow-resume
Source: https://github.com/mahsanamin/ai_chest/tree/main/SoftwareEngineering/Task_Flow/skills/task-flow-resume
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mahsanamin/ai_chest --skill task-flow-resume

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Resume an ongoing task from the point where it was interrupted by reloading its context and continuing from the last established phase.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Resume ongoing tasks by reloading task context from the provided folder.
  • Determine current phase by inspecting existing artifacts (raw_prompt.md, prompt-understanding.md, execution_plan.md, execution-summary.md) and continue with the appropriate next steps.
  • Validate prerequisites like skill.config presence and a clean Git state before resuming.

Quick Start

Provide the path to your task folder (e.g., {tasks_folder}/PROJ-123-task) to resume from the last phase.

Frequently Asked Questions about task-flow-resume

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

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How do I resume an interrupted coding task from the last phase?

To resume an interrupted coding task, you provide the folder path containing your task context artifacts. The system reloads the existing prompt and execution plan to determine the last completed phase and continues the workflow from that exact point.

What files do I need in my task folder to resume a phased workflow?

Your task folder must contain a raw_prompt.md file and a skill.config file. Optionally, it should include prompt-understanding.md, execution_plan.md, and execution-summary.md to help the system accurately determine which workflow phase to resume.

Does resuming a task flow require a clean Git state?

Yes, validating a clean Git state is required before resuming a task flow. The system checks your repository's Git state alongside the skill.config file to ensure prerequisites are met before continuing from the last phase.

How does the system determine the next phase when I reload task context?

The system determines the next phase by inspecting existing artifacts in your task folder. It checks for the presence of prompt-understanding.md, execution_plan.md, and execution-summary.md to identify where the workflow was interrupted and apply the appropriate next steps.

Can I restart a coding workflow if my execution plan is missing?

If your execution plan is missing, the system can still resume the task but may need to regenerate it. The workflow reloads available context from the raw_prompt.md and any existing artifacts to re-establish the missing execution plan before continuing.