Pick up where you left off. Type /resume at the start of a new session and get an instant summary of what was last worked on, what's pending, and what to tackle next.
- Reads recent git commits to show what was last touched
- Finds active plan files with incomplete steps
- Surfaces TODO/FIXME/NEXT markers from recent diffs
- Checks changelogs for unreleased work
- Looks for explicit session handoff files
- Presents a clean summary so you can jump back in
claude install-skill /path/to/resume-skill
# or
claude install-skill github:ORBWEVA/resume-skill/resume
That's it. Run it at the start of any session where you're continuing previous work.
This skill uses only git and local files — no MCP servers, no external APIs, no accounts needed.
The skill works best when you leave breadcrumbs:
- Use a PLAN.md with checkbox items (
- [ ]/- [x]) - Keep a CHANGELOG.md with an
[Unreleased]section - Leave TODO comments in code for things you'll come back to
- Write commit messages that explain intent, not just what changed
- Create HANDOFF.md when pausing mid-task (some workflow skills do this automatically)
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