PBR Session Resume FAQs

Question 1

Can it resume interrupted autonomous agent tasks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it specifically checks for autonomous state files and offers an interactive prompt to either continue the autonomous run from the last phase or switch to manual resumption.

Question 2

How does it handle inconsistent project states?

Accepted Answer

The skill automatically reconciles the STATE.md file against the filesystem. It can detect 'drift' and auto-repair it, or identify 'corruption' and prompt the user for a manual repair action.

Question 3

What happens if there are multiple pause points in a project?

Accepted Answer

If multiple .continue-here.md files are found across different phases, the skill presents an interactive choice to the user to select the specific point they wish to resume from.

Question 4

Does it support external wait states?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it identifies WAITING.json files which indicate the project was paused for an external action, and allows the user to clear the wait state once that action is completed.

Question 5

What is the primary purpose of the PBR Resume skill?

Accepted Answer

It is designed to get a developer back to work in under 30 seconds by finding the last pause point, restoring mental context, and suggesting the exact next command needed to continue the project.

PBR Session Resume

Key Features

Use Cases

PBR Session Resume

Key Features

Use Cases