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# /resume — read-only context loader `/resume` rehydrates a session that lands in an in-flight worktree with no memory of how the work got there (REQ-F2.1, D-30). It gathers the durable context a worker needs — the kickoff brief, `tasks.md` state, the branch's git log, the PR state, and an optional handover brief — surfaces the working tree's uncommitted state, and asks before any work continues. It is strictly read-only. It surfaces information and defers every decision to the human: it never auto-stashes, auto-commits, or auto-cleans (D-30), and as a read-only loader it never pushes or merges (REQ-F2.1). The point is to make the situation legible, not to act on it. This is a read-only, non-dispatching path. Outside a git repository there is nothing to resume, so it stops with a clear message (Step 1); every other missing prerequisite (no remote, `gh` absent, a brief that is not there yet) degrades with a clear note and a still-useful partial load rather than a hard halt. Both arms are graceful per REQ-K1.7: a clear message, never an opaque failure. ## Doctrine This skill is procedure, not doctrine. One rule doc informs it; resolve it at run start via the rule-doc resolution convention (`scripts/resolve-rule-doc.sh <doc-name>` under the resolved planwright root, or the documented `PLANWRIGHT_ROOT` / `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT` chain): - `spec-format` — the two-brief model (kickoff = durable contract, handover = optional in-worktree cache), the kickoff-brief structure, and t