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Resume an in-flight task from its gate-ledger checkpoint (programmatic re-entry surface for testing / TUI / board ops).
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Create, refresh, or show an implementation trail — a durable, wave-structured, evidence-backed task-sequencing artifact stored via ait artifact.
Create, refresh, or show an implementation trail — a durable, wave-structured, evidence-backed task-sequencing artifact stored via ait artifact.
Shadow companion for a followed coding agent — reads its captured terminal output and, in one instruction-driven flow, explains it, helps answer an AskUserQuestion, or critically interrogates a plan. Advisory-only. Spawned by minimonitor; not a task-implementation command.
Draft a manager-facing work report from selected board columns.
Pick and implement a task in remote/non-interactive mode. All decisions from execution profile - no AskUserQuestion calls.
Pick and implement a task on Claude Code Web. Zero interactive prompts. No cross-branch operations — stores task data locally in .aitask-data-updated/.
| name | aitask-resume |
| description | Resume an in-flight task from its gate-ledger checkpoint (programmatic re-entry surface for testing / TUI / board ops). |
@.opencode/skills/opencode_planmode_prereqs.md @.opencode/skills/opencode_tool_mapping.md
This is a profile-aware skill stub. Execute these steps in order, then stop:
Resolve active profile. Parse $ARGUMENTS for --profile <name>.
If found, use that as <profile> and remove the --profile <name>
pair. Otherwise run:
./.aitask-scripts/aitask_skill_resolve_profile.sh resume
and use the single-line stdout as <profile>.
Render per-profile variant. Run:
./.aitask-scripts/aitask_skill_render.sh aitask-resume --profile <profile> --agent opencode
Dispatch via Read-and-follow. Read the file at
.opencode/skills/aitask-resume-<profile>-/SKILL.md and execute its
instructions as if they were this command, forwarding the (possibly
stripped) $ARGUMENTS unchanged.
