tq-forge-resumelisted

# /tq-forge-resume — pick up where you left off ## When to use Either: 1. You paused forge work with `$TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag` and want to clear it. 2. Intents piled up in the queue while forge was paused and you want to drain them now. ## Procedure ```bash export TQ_FORGE_HOME="${TQ_FORGE_HOME:-$HOME/.tq-forge}" S="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-${TQ_FORGE_HOME:-$HOME/.tq-forge}/install}/scripts" source "$S/common.sh" && tq_ensure_home ``` 1. **Inspect current state.** ```bash bash "$S/forge-checkpoint.sh" status test -f "$TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag" && echo "⏸ halt set: $(cat "$TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag")" || echo "▶ no halt" ``` 2. **If the halt flag is set**, ask the user via AskUserQuestion: "Clear the halt flag and resume?" Options: "Clear and resume", "Keep paused". - On "Clear and resume": ```bash rm -f "$TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag" echo "▶ Resumed." ``` 3. **Drain the queue.** If `queue` is non-empty, list each intent and ask "Process the queue now?" via AskUserQuestion. On yes, loop: ```bash while INTENT="$(bash "$S/forge-checkpoint.sh" pop)"; [ -n "$INTENT" ]; do test -f "$TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag" && echo "⏸ halt re-set — stopping." && break echo "Processing: $INTENT" # then follow the /tq-forge procedure for each done ``` For each popped intent, run the full `/tq-forge` flow (classify -> scaffold -> score -> log). 4. **On completion**, print what was processed and the remaining queue depth: `