/session-continue — Quick Continue

Pick up a workstream without a full cold start. For cases when you know what you're doing.

Step 1: Find handoff

node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/memory.js" handoff "$ARGUMENTS"

Falls back to global handoff if no per-workstream file exists. Prints NO_HANDOFF when neither found.

node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/memory.js" card "$ARGUMENTS"

The workstream's card — what it is, what's open. Read it silently to frame the handoff; NO_CARD is fine.

If no handoff exists → suggest /session-start instead.

Step 2: Git status (silently)

git status --short
git log --oneline -3
git branch --show-current

If there are uncommitted changes — show in one line. If the tree is clean — don't mention it.

Step 3: Show summary

Format (10 lines max):

## Continuing: {workstream}

**Where we left off:** {from handoff — last action}
**What's next:** {from handoff — next step}
**Branch:** {branch} {uncommitted count if any}

Shall we begin?

Don't show task plan, focus candidates, model recommendations — that's for /session-start.

Step 4: Load context on demand

MUST wait for explicit user confirmation ("yes", "go", a number, or similar) before proceeding. Do NOT auto-continue after showing the summary.

If the user confirmed — load only what's needed for the next step:

• The file that was last edited
• Task plan if available
• Last 3 feedback entries via node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/memory.js" search

Do NOT load the entire memory — only what's relevant.

Step 5: Mark

node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/memory.js" note "SESSION_CONTINUE branch:$(git branch --show-current) workstream:{name}"

Rules

• Maximum speed — 10 lines of output, then get to work
• Don't ask about the model, don't show candidates — the user already knows
• If handoff is older than 7 days — warn: "Handoff from {date}, context may be stale. /session-start for a full overview?"
• If no argument is passed — take the workstream from the latest handoff