pickuplisted

# /pickup Read and resume from the latest session handoff. **Queries memd first** (structured task/artifact state is authoritative), then scans `docs/handoffs/` for narrative context. ## Usage ``` /pickup [--keep] [--no-memd] ``` ## Flags | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `--keep` | Don't archive the filesystem handoff after reading (useful to reference it again) | | `--no-memd` | Skip the memd query, use only `docs/handoffs/` | ## Quick Reference | Task | Action | |------|--------| | Resume work | Read memd project state when configured, then scan active handoff files. | | Filesystem-only resume | Use `--no-memd` or continue automatically when memd is unavailable. | | Preserve handoff | Use `--keep` when the handoff should remain active. | | Archive handoff | Move only current-repo handoffs to `docs/handoffs/_archive/` after reading. | ## Instructions ### Step 0: Resolve memd tenant / project Resolve the repo / worktree root first with `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`, then look for `.memd/config.json` at or above that root. Git treats a worktree's `.git` as a plain file (not a directory), so presence-based checks like `[ -d "$dir/.git" ]` would miss worktree roots; `rev-parse` handles both. ```bash # Find the repo or worktree root — works for both plain repos and worktrees. repo_root="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" # Nearest-ancestor lookup for .memd/config.json. Start at CWD, stop at the # repo root (or at filesystem root, when not in a repo). d