gsd-pause-work

To save your work context when pausing a task, this Skill creates a `.continue-here.md` handoff file capturing your current position, completed work, remaining tasks, decisions, and blockers, then commits it as a work-in-progress.

A context handoff file is a markdown document that preserves your complete work state, including position, completed work, remaining work, decisions, and blockers, ensuring you can seamlessly resume work across different sessions.

You can commit a work-in-progress state by using this Skill to generate a handoff file detailing your current position and remaining tasks, which is automatically committed to your git workflow as a WIP save.

Yes, this Skill automatically detects your current phase by analyzing recent files in your workspace, gathering your complete state to accurately generate the context handoff file for pausing work.

Yes, this context saving workflow operates without additional dependencies, requiring only your existing git environment to commit the generated handoff file and provide resume instructions.

The best way to manage task handoff is using an automated workflow that detects your current phase, gathers all state context into a handoff file, and commits it as WIP to ensure seamless productivity.