Codex runtime. Before using this skill, read ../executor-catalog/references/codex-runtime.md. It defines tool mappings, named-agent dispatch and stage-chat orchestration; use it for inherited Claude Code terms below.

Continue the project

A new session remembers nothing of the last one; the project's files do. This command reads them and puts the user
back at the right stage.

1. Run python3 "<folder of this SKILL.md>/../pipeline/scripts/where_am_i.py" from the project's root. Its output is the
   evidence — never what an earlier session seemed to say. When it names an iteration open only by its branch
   («Итерация … открыта по ветке» — a fresh clone, or a colleague's pushed work), run the open_iteration.py command
   it prints and the script again: switching to that branch and creating the ignored plans/ folder is part of
   reading where the project is, and the documents live on that branch. The only commit it can make is the
   .gitignore line for plans/ when that branch still lacks it; its output says so.
2. Read the output by pipeline → references/where-am-i.md (<folder of this SKILL.md>/../pipeline/references/where-am-i.md):
   it owns which open point comes first.
3. Answer in plain Russian: where the project is, what is done, what is stale or waiting, and the next step — asked as
   pipeline → «Asking before a transition» asks it (run, skip, or stop). Start nothing before the answer.