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gf-resume
Resume a Game Forge project with full context restoration
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Resume a Game Forge project with full context restoration
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Show Game Forge project progress with pipeline visualization
Export your game design deliverables in various formats
Stage 1: Co-create your game concept document chapter by chapter
Stage 2: Expand your concept into detailed, traceable system designs
Stage 3B: Fill your data tables with balanced values
Stage 4: Produce art, UI/UX, and tech specifications
| name | gf-resume |
| description | Resume a Game Forge project with full context restoration |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | ["Read","Bash","Write"] |
Restore full project context for a Game Forge session. Displays project status, pipeline progress, and offers to continue where the user left off.
Run:
node bin/gf-tools.cjs init resume
Parse the JSON result.
project_exists is false: Display "No Game Forge project found in this directory. Run /gf:new-game to start a new project." Stop here.Extract from the result:
project_name -- the game's namecurrent_stage -- numeric stage (0 = setup, 1 = concept, etc.)current_stage_name -- human-readable stage namestatus -- current status (initialized, in_progress, etc.)language -- document languagegenre -- game genrestages -- object with stage statuses (concept, system_design, data_schema, balance, production)Present the project overview:
Game Forge -- {project_name}
Field Value Genre {genre} Language {language} Platform {platform} Monetization {monetization} Current Stage {current_stage_name} Status {status}
Run:
node bin/gf-tools.cjs progress pipeline
Display the ASCII pipeline output to the user. This shows all 5 stages with their current status indicators (o = Pending, * = In Progress, + = Complete).
Read .gf/STATE.md to find the "Session Continuity" section:
Based on the current stage and status, present a contextual continuation offer:
If status is "initialized" (stage 0):
Your project is set up and ready to begin. Run
/gf:conceptto start the concept stage.
If a stage is "in_progress":
You were working on {current_stage_name}. {stopped_at_context}
Ready to continue? I can pick up right where you left off.
If a stage just completed:
{completed_stage_name} is complete! The next stage is {next_stage_name}.
Run
/gf:{next_stage_command}to continue.
Map stage names to commands:
/gf:concept/gf:system-design/gf:data-schema/gf:balance/gf:productionRun:
node bin/gf-tools.cjs state record-session
This records the current session start time for continuity tracking.
/gf:progress for a basic status check.