/knowzcode:continue
The continue command reads the most recent active WorkGroup and resumes the workflow from the exact point where it was interrupted. It reconstitutes the full context including completed phases, pending decisions, artifacts, and next steps.
How it works
Run /knowzcode:continue (or just say 'continue' in a session where the framework is active). The command finds the most recent active WorkGroup, reads its state file, and presents a summary: what the task is, what has been completed, what phase you are in, and what needs to happen next. Then it proceeds with the workflow. If there are multiple active WorkGroups, it asks you to choose which one to resume.
Terminal showing /knowzcode:continue resuming a paused workflow
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Why it matters
Context loss between sessions is the biggest productivity killer in AI-assisted development. Without session continuity, you spend the first 10-15 minutes of every session re-explaining the task, the design decisions, and the current state. The continue command eliminates this overhead entirely. Every session starts with full context, ready to produce value immediately.
Productivity comparison showing time saved with session continuity
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Related Features
Session Continuity
Close your editor, come back tomorrow -- /knowzcode:continue picks up exactly where you left off.
/knowzcode:status
Check framework health, see what is in progress, verify setup.
/knowzcode:work
Start a full development workflow with analysis, specs, implementation, testing, and audit.