unfreeze

To remove a freeze boundary and allow edits across all directories, the unfreeze command clears the current freeze marker in the session state, enabling unrestricted edits everywhere without ending the active workflow.

A freeze boundary in bash session management is a state marker that limits edits to a specific subset of directories, restricting the scope of changes within the current session.

Yes, you can widen the edit scope without ending your bash session by clearing the freeze boundary, which removes the restriction and allows edits across all directories while keeping the session active.

You should unfreeze a session instead of ending it when you need to widen the edit scope to all directories while continuing the current workflow, avoiding the disruption of starting a new session.

Yes, unfreezing a session affects the CLAUDE plugin state by directly removing the freeze marker and reporting the result, which updates the session's edit permissions across all directories.