work-resume

To recover work context after an interruption, you can use a lightweight resume capability that reads a structured state file to retrieve your work group status and suggest the next command. This avoids reloading the entire context into the conversation.

You can list all active work groups and their current status by running the resume command with the list flag. It reads your structured state file and outputs a one-line summary for each active work group.

Context recovery suggests the next command by evaluating the readiness status stored in your structured state file. It analyzes the work group's current state to recommend actions like starting a feature, decomposing work, or viewing status.

Yes, you need a structured state file to resume your work group context. The Skill assumes these structured files exist for efficient context retrieval, listing active work, and suggesting next commands based on readiness.

Yes, you can get a detailed summary of a specific work group after a context clear by providing the group slug to the resume command. It handles post-context-clear state recovery by fetching details from the structured state file.

The best way to pick up work where you left off after a context switch is to query your structured state file for active work groups. This provides a summary of current states and suggests next commands without reloading full context.