Skill

resume

Resume after /clear or new session. Reads TASKS.md, verifies completed work, continues from where you left off.

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Skill Content

/resume — Resume After Context Reset

Recovers context after /clear or a new session and continues the build from where it left off.

Algorithm

1. Read project state

Read these files to rebuild context:

  • TASKS.md — build progress, current phase, pending tasks
  • CLAUDE.md — project conventions, tech stack, file structure
  • package.json — installed dependencies
  • src/ directory structure (via Glob)

2. Verify completed work

For each task marked [x] in TASKS.md, do a quick verification:

  • Check that the referenced files exist (Glob)
  • Run npm run build to verify the project compiles
  • If a completed task's files are missing, mark it back to [ ]

3. Identify current position

  • Find the first uncompleted task ([ ]) in the earliest incomplete phase
  • Note any blocked tasks ([!]) that may need resolution first

4. Present status summary

## Resume: [Project Name]

Progress: [X/Y tasks completed] — Phase [N]: [Name]

Completed phases:
- Phase 0: Foundation ✓
- Phase 1: Auth ✓

Current phase: Phase 2 — Backend
- [x] Create Server Actions for projects CRUD
- [ ] Create Stripe webhook handler  ← next
- [ ] Implement subscription gating

Build status: passing / failing

5. Continue

On user confirmation, continue the build from the next uncompleted task. Follow the same workflow as /build.

When to use

  • After running /clear during a long build session
  • Starting a new Claude Code session on an in-progress project
  • After an interruption or crash

Rules

  • Always read TASKS.md first — it's the source of truth
  • Verify before assuming — don't trust task markers blindly
  • Don't redo completed work — verify and move on
  • Present status before continuing — let the user confirm the plan
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