Speckit Resume

User Input

$ARGUMENTS

Outline

Resume an interrupted SDD session by scanning the project for active features, detecting their completion state, and generating a prompt to continue work.

Step 1: Find the project root

Locate the .specify/ directory to identify the project root. If not found, error: "No spec-kit project found. Run specify init first."

Step 2: Discover features

Scan the specs/ directory for feature directories (numbered directories like 001-auth, 002-dashboard).

For each feature directory, detect state by checking for these files:

• spec.md - specification exists and is non-empty
• plan.md - implementation plan exists and is non-empty
• tasks.md - task breakdown exists
• checklists/ - quality checklists exist

Step 3: Parse task completion

If tasks.md exists, parse checkbox items:

• - [x] or - [X] = completed
• - [ ] = remaining

Count total tasks, completed tasks, and extract remaining task descriptions.

Step 4: Determine phase for each feature

Step 5: Handle arguments

If $ARGUMENTS specifies a feature name or number (e.g., 001-auth or auth), filter to that feature only.

Step 6: Generate resume prompt

For each active (non-complete) feature, output:

Feature: {name}
Status: {spec ✓/✗} {plan ✓/✗} {tasks ✓/✗}
Phase: {phase}
Progress: {completed}/{total} tasks complete

Next step: Run `/{next_command}`

If tasks remain, list the first 3 remaining tasks:

Remaining tasks:
  1. {task description}
  2. {task description}
  3. {task description}

If all features are complete:

All features are complete. Review and finalize the project.

Step 7: Report

Output the resume prompt. If --copy was passed as an argument, mention that the prompt can be copied to clipboard.