trellis-continue

Resume interrupted development workflows by synchronizing task state with a predefined phase index.

Updated Apr 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/znc15/Open-Design --skill trellis-continue-znc15
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Skill: trellis-continue
Source: https://github.com/znc15/Open-Design/tree/main/.agents/skills/trellis-continue
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/znc15/Open-Design --skill trellis-continue-znc15

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the problem of context loss when returning to a complex, multi-phase development project, ensuring you resume exactly where you left off without manual tracking.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Context Restoration: Automatically retrieves the current task state, git status, and recent commits.
  • Phase-Based Navigation: Maps your progress against a predefined workflow index to identify the exact phase and step required.
  • Use Case: If you step away from a coding task for several days, use this skill to instantly re-orient yourself to the specific phase (Plan, Execute, or Finish) and the next required step in your workflow.

Quick Start

Use the trellis-continue skill to identify the current phase and resume work on the active task.

Frequently Asked Questions about trellis-continue

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

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How do I resume an interrupted development workflow after losing context?

To resume an interrupted development workflow, synchronize your task state with a predefined phase index. This automatically retrieves your git status and recent commits to restore context and determine the next logical step.

How does phase-based navigation work for multi-step project lifecycles?

Phase-based navigation maps your progress against a predefined workflow index to identify your exact phase. It guides you through planning, execution, and finalization phases by reading local workflow configuration files.

Do I need git repository metadata to restore my task state?

Yes, you need git repository metadata and local workflow configuration files to restore task state. The synchronization process reads recent commits and git status to identify your exact phase and next step.

What is the best way to re-orient myself when returning to a complex coding task?

The best way to re-orient yourself is to map your current progress against a predefined workflow index. This instantly identifies whether you are in the planning, execution, or finalization phase without manual tracking.

Can I use this workflow continuation skill if my project lacks a predefined phase index?

No, you cannot use this skill without a predefined phase index. The context restoration mechanism requires local workflow configuration files to map your progress and determine the next required step.

Why does my multi-phase development workflow lose context after stepping away?

Your multi-phase development workflow loses context because task state is not automatically synchronized with your progress phase. Mapping your status against a predefined workflow index ensures you resume exactly where you left off.