Individual skill
resuming-work
Resume a saved task after a session, context or machine change by checking its checkpoint, artifacts and current ownership. Use when receiving unfinished work or reconciling a stop; ordinary uninterrupted edits do not need a handoff.
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# Resuming work
A saved task describes where a previous session stopped. Establish which
parts still support the next action before continuing. Use the existing task
record or a small note; this does not require a new tracking system.
## Receive the checkpoint
1. Read the saved record before editing or repeating work. Identify the user
outcome, repository, intended revision and branch, worktree, dirty inputs,
recorded next action, evidence references and unresolved decisions.
2. Resolve that repository and worktree on this machine. Inspect the actual
revision and changes, and confirm cited paths exist. A familiar directory
name or a chat summary does not identify the intended checkout.