ctx-resume

name	ctx-resume
description	Resume context hooks after a pause. Use when the user says 'resume ctx', 'unpause', 'turn nudges back on', or when transitioning from a quick task back to project work.
allowed-tools	Bash(ctx:*)

Resume all context hooks after a /ctx-pause. Restores normal nudge, reminder, and ceremony behavior.

When to Use

• User says "resume ctx", "resume context", "unpause"
• User says "turn nudges back on"
• Session has evolved from a quick task into real project work
• Before running /ctx-wrap-up (wrap-up needs hooks active)

When NOT to Use

• Session is not paused (resume is a silent no-op, but don't confuse the user)
• User wants to restart or reset the session (just start a new session)

Execution

Run the resume command:

ctx hook resume

Then confirm to the user:

Context hooks resumed. Nudges, reminders, and ceremonies are active again.

Important Notes

• Silent no-op if not paused: safe to run even if hooks aren't paused
• Turn counter resets: the graduated reminder counter starts fresh if you pause again later