FLOW Continue

This skill behaves differently depending on whether you are mid-session
or starting fresh. Choose the right path below.

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Path A — Mid-session (you already have context)

If you are in an active session and already know the current phase and
feature — simply re-ask the phase transition question that was most
recently declined:

Use AskUserQuestion:

"Ready to continue Phase X: Name?"

• Yes, continue — invoke the phase skill using the Skill tool
• Not yet — print the paused banner and stop

The Skill to invoke maps directly to the current phase:

Current phase	Skill to invoke
1 — Start	flow:flow-start
2 — Plan	flow:flow-plan
3 — Code	flow:flow-code
4 — Simplify	flow:flow-simplify
5 — Review	flow:flow-review
6 — Security	flow:flow-security
7 — Learning	flow:flow-learning
8 — Cleanup	flow:flow-cleanup

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Path B — New session (no current context)

If this is a new session or you have no context about the current
feature, rebuild from the state file:

Step 1 — Load context

exec ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/flow continue-context

Parse the JSON output:

• "status": "no_state" — report "No FLOW feature in progress on
  branch ''." and stop.
• "status": "error" — report the error message and stop.
• "status": "multiple_features" — multiple active features, none on
  the current branch. Use AskUserQuestion to present the features
  list (each has feature, branch, phase_name, worktree).
  Once selected, cd into that feature's worktree and re-run
  bin/flow continue-context.
• "status": "ok" — continue to Step 2. The response contains
  panel, branch, worktree, current_phase, phase_name, and
  phase_command.

Step 2 — cd and show status

cd into the worktree path from Step 1, then print the panel
inside a fenced code block (triple backticks with text language tag).

Step 3 — Ask the transition question

Use AskUserQuestion with the phase_name and current_phase from
Step 1:

"Ready to continue Phase X: Name?"

• Yes, continue — invoke the phase_command skill using the Skill tool
• Not yet — print the paused banner and stop

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Paused Banner

When the user selects "Not yet", always output the following banner in your response (not via Bash) inside a fenced code block:

```text
============================================
  FLOW — Paused
  Run /flow:flow-continue when ready to continue.
============================================
```