task-resume

To resume a multi-step task after an AI context reset, invoke the task-resume command. It reads your project's progression.md file, identifies the next pending step, and presents the command for confirmation before execution.

A progression.md file is a markdown table tracking scaffold, feature implementation, and bug-fix steps. It enforces workflow validation by checking status, naming conventions, and prerequisite dependencies before delegating the next command.

To automatically continue a project workflow when the AI context is cleared, simply say "continue". The skill loads the progression file, validates prerequisite modes and front-back dependencies, and prepares the pending step.

Yes, when multiple candidate progression files exist, the skill handles them by prompting the user to select the correct one. It then parses the chosen sequence table to validate and resume the appropriate workflow step.

Yes, task-resume updates the progression table after successful command execution. It records the new step status and appends a concise report to ensure the workflow state remains accurate for future context resets.

If a pending step fails prerequisite checks or naming conventions, the skill enforces validation and prevents execution. It ensures all front-back dependencies and mode requirements are met before allowing the command to proceed.