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continuelisted

Resume previous agent work in this session — load a prior transcript (or a group of them), verify what actually landed, and finish the remaining work here. Reattach only when the session is genuinely still live and interactive. Also covers post-crash multi-session recovery (prefer finishing headlessly over resurrecting terminals). Triggers on: /continue, 'pick up where I left off', 'resume that session', 'continue the auth work', crash recovery that finishes work rather than reopening windows.
phnx-labs/.agents · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill phnx-labs/.agents
# sessions:continue Pick up where a previous session left off and **finish the work in this window**. Typically invoked as `/continue <session-id>` (UUID or short prefix) — the form the `agents sessions` picker emits when resuming across versions. Arguments may also be a name, a topic, several ids, empty, or a recover-style crash sweep. A generated cross-device handoff may append `--device <machine>`. This skill keeps you in the current harness and drives the unfinished work to done. To re-enter a whole **project** (its sessions, PRs, worktrees, tickets) and resume that work on the fleet, use [`/work:resume`](../../../work/README.md) instead. ## Modes | Mode | When | What you do | |---|---|---| | **Single** (default) | One id, topic, or bare `/continue` | Load that session → verify state → continue here | | **Group** | Several ids, a shared topic, or a team name | Load each (cheaply, in parallel), finish agent-doable work, hand off only what needs a human | | **Recover** | Crash / reboot / pile of mid-task sessions, or the `recover` keyword | Find interrupted sessions, finish headlessly, one easy action for the rest | `$ARGUMENTS` may contain the word `recover` (e.g. `/continue recover`) — treat that as recover mode. Multiple bare ids or a clear multi-session ask → group mode. ## Parse an optional source machine Before interpreting the selector, extract at most one trailing `--device <machine>` pair from `$ARGUMENTS`. Remove that pair from the selector and retain the