| name | restore-checkpoint |
| description | Use when starting a new session and the user seems to be continuing previous reasoning work, mentions resuming a thought chain, or asks to restore a deep-think checkpoint. Also triggers when a user mentions picking up where they left off on a complex decision or analysis. |
Restore Deep Think Checkpoint
The user may be continuing reasoning work from a previous session.
Steps
- Call the deep-think checkpoint tool with operation "list" to see available checkpoints.
- If checkpoints exist, present them to the user with name, timestamp, project path, thought count, and strategy.
- Ask if they'd like to restore one to continue their reasoning.
- If yes, call checkpoint with operation "load" and the chosen name.
- After restoring, call reflect with focus "progress" to show where they left off.
- Suggest next steps based on the restored state.
If No Checkpoints
If no checkpoints are found, let the user know and suggest starting fresh with /deep-think:start.
Fallback
If this skill doesn't trigger automatically, users can always run /deep-think:checkpoints to manually access the same functionality.
