restore-progress

Restore Progress

Relies on BDK foundation (STARTUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md) for project context and MCP tool preference.

Resume previous work by loading .bdk/save-progress/$ARGUMENTS.md and recreating task context.

Announce: "Restoring progress from .bdk/save-progress/$ARGUMENTS.md"

Step 1: Validate & Load

• If $ARGUMENTS empty: list available progress files from .bdk/save-progress/ and stop
• Read .bdk/save-progress/$ARGUMENTS.md
• If file missing: list available files and stop

Step 2: Display Summary

[restore-progress] Loaded: {name}
  Branch: {branch}
  Saved: {date}
  Tasks: {N done} / {N in_progress} / {N todo}

Step 3: Verify Branch

• Check current git branch matches saved branch
• If mismatch: warn user, ask continue or switch

Step 4: Display Used Skills

If "Used Skills" section exists:

• Parse skill list and Reuse: Yes/No judgments
• Display:

[restore-progress] SKILLS FROM PREVIOUS SESSION:
  ✅ /bdk:skill-name — description | invoke again for remaining tasks
  ⬜ /bdk:another-skill — description | not needed (reason)

• For every skill marked Reuse: Yes: invoke automatically, don't wait for user

Step 5: Load Reference Files

For each file in "Reference Files":

• Read file to load context
• If missing: warn but continue

Step 6: Create TaskList

For each task NOT done:

• TaskCreate with description and status
• in_progress → create as in_progress
• todo → create as pending
• blocked → create as pending with note
• skipped → skip

Step 7: Display Important Notes

[restore-progress] IMPORTANT NOTES:
  - {note 1}

Step 8: Start Implementation

After context restored, immediately begin first in_progress or pending task.

[restore-progress] Context restored. {N} tasks loaded. Starting: {first task description}

Rules

• NEVER delete progress file
• Load reference files silently
• Start working immediately after restore — don't wait for user