What problem does it solve? When an agent or developer reopens a repository after a break, reconstructing context normally requires running several separate git commands (status, log, diff, branch) and remembering what was in progress. This Skill collapses that into one read-only orientation call and provides a durable on-disk scratch note that survives crashes and context-window resets. ## Core Features & Use Cases - One-call orientation snapshot: Shows branch, upstream divergence, working-tree summary, and commits since the last acknowledged point, capped and summarized. - Durable scratch note: Append timestamped one-line notes per worktree with resume note, read them back next session, and clear them when done. - Explicit cursor control: resume ack records what has been seen; the home view never advances the cursor silently, and detached HEAD or shallow clones are handled gracefully. - Use Case: An agent starting a new session in a previously used worktree runs resume to see the branch, uncommitted changes, five new upstream commits, and its own note saying "mid-refactor of parser module", then continues work without re-investigating. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run resume in the current repository to get an orientation snapshot of branch state, recent commits, and any saved scratch note.