unfreeze

To remove an edit freeze boundary and resume editing, you delete the freeze state file. This clears the restriction, allowing seamless continuation of work across all directories in your current session.

Edit freezing in a CLI environment works by checking a specific file state. A freeze boundary file restricts edits until it is deleted, ensuring safe state restoration when you are ready to resume.

You need to clear a freeze state when you want to widen the scope of edits in a project. This is typically done to fix a bug or implement a broader change across multiple folders and files.

No dependencies are required to restore editing privileges. The command implements a simple file-state check and deletion within the CLAUDE gstack state directory, providing user feedback to ensure safe state restoration.

The best way to resume full project edits after a temporary freeze is to run a command that removes the freeze-dir.txt file. This deletes the freeze state and restores editing privileges across all directories.

Your edits remain restricted across multiple folders if the freeze state file still exists. You must explicitly remove the freeze boundary file from the state directory to restore unrestricted editing capabilities.