plastic-project-continuing
SolidUse when the user wants to land on the project board, asks "what should I work on" in this project, or wants active intents plus the most-valuable next work surfaced. This is the default route of plastic-continuing for a bare "continue" with no specific intent or roadmap named. It presents state and stops without asking how to proceed - that single mode question lives in plastic-intent-starting, once the user names a specific intent to work.
Install
Quality Score: 80/100
Skill Content
Details
- Author
- zalom
- Repository
- zalom/plastic
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- Ruby
- License
- MIT
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Similar Skills
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plastic-continuing
Use when the user says "continue", "resume", or "pick up where we left off", starts a new session and wants to keep going, asks "what should I work on", or asks a where-was-I question that never says "continue" (for example "where was I"). This is the front door for resuming work: it dispatches to plastic-intent-continuing (a specific intent named to resume), plastic-project-continuing (the default, general board landing), or plastic-roadmap-continuing (a roadmap or delivery batch named to resume).
plastic-intent-continuing
Use when a specific intent is named to resume, by id or by description, or on `continuing --intent {id}`. Reads that intent's savepoint ledger and hands off to plastic-intent-starting. The general "continue" / new-session triggers belong to the plastic-continuing router, not here, so a bare "continue" does not settle on this skill directly. Boot (health check, core context, version, statusline) is owned by the SessionStart hook, not this skill. Does not drive work autonomously (that is plastic-auto).
plastic-dashboard
Use when the user wants an overview of intents, asks "where are we", "what's next", "what should I work on", "show the dashboard", or invokes /plastic-dashboard. Renders the intent store(s) as Markdown prose, the global board as a narrative of work done, each project board as a short summary plus its most-valuable next work, and emits a machine-readable queue that auto mode consumes.