skill-resume

# Session Restoration ## Overview Restore context from a previous session and seamlessly continue the workflow where you left off. **Core principle:** Check state → Load adaptive context → Display restoration summary → Route to appropriate action. --- ## When to Use **Use this skill when user says:** - "Resume" or "continue working" - "Pick up where I left off" - "What was I doing?" - "Restore session" - "Continue from last time" **Do NOT use for:** - Starting new projects (use /octo:embrace) - Checking current status only (use /octo:status) - Modifying state directly (use octo-state.sh) --- ## The Process ### Phase 0: Check Session Handoff File (v9.6.0) #### Step 0: Check for .octo-continue.md Before checking `.octo/`, look for a session handoff file. This is written automatically by PreCompact and SessionEnd hooks and contains a human-readable summary of the last session. ```bash if [[ -f ".octo-continue.md" ]]; then cat ".octo-continue.md" fi ``` **If `.octo-continue.md` exists**, read it and display its contents to the user as context. Then continue to Phase 1 to load the full state. The handoff file provides a quick overview; `.octo/STATE.md` provides the authoritative state. ### Phase 1: Check Project Initialization #### Step 1: Verify .octo/ Directory Exists ```bash if [[ ! -d ".octo" ]]; then echo "No project state found" exit 1 fi ``` **If .octo/ does not exist but `.octo-continue.md` exists**, display the handoff file contents and offer...