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Detects current wave progress for a feature and resumes at the next step. Scans docs/feature/ for artifacts.

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Install

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SKILL.md

NW-CONTINUE: Resume a Feature

Wave: CROSS_WAVE (entry point) | Agent: Main Instance (self — wizard) | Command: /nw-continue

Overview

Scans docs/feature/ for active projects, detects wave artifacts, displays progress summary, launches next wave command. Eliminates manual artifact inspection when returning after hours/days.

You (main Claude instance) run this wizard directly. No subagent delegation.

Behavior Flow

Step 1: Scan for Projects

If project ID provided as argument, use it directly.

Otherwise scan docs/feature/ for project directories:

ls -d docs/feature/*/

No directories found: Display "No active projects found under docs/feature/." Suggest /nw-new. Stop.

Step 2: Project Selection (Multiple Projects)

If multiple directories exist, list by most recent file modification:

find docs/feature/{feature-id}/ -type f -printf '%T@ %p\n' | sort -rn | head -1

Present via AskUserQuestion: project name|last modified date|most recent first. Ask user to select.

Step 3: Wave Progress Detection

Check each wave's artifacts using Wave Detection Rules in ~/.claude/nWave/skills/common/wizard-shared-rules.md.

Step 4: Anomaly Detection

Check before showing progress:

Empty/corrupted artifacts: Verify file size > 0 for each "complete" artifact. If empty, flag: "Warning: user-stories.md exists but is empty (0 bytes). Recommend re-running DISCUSS wave."

Non-adjacent waves (skipped): If artifacts exist for non-consecutive waves (e.g., DISCUSS + DELIVER but no DESIGN/DISTILL), warn with options:

  1. Fill the gap — start from missing wave
  2. Continue as-is
  3. Show all artifacts for manual review

Step 5: DELIVER Progress Detail

If DELIVER in progress, show step-level detail:

  • Read docs/feature/{id}/deliver/execution-log.json — count COMMIT/PASS steps, find first without COMMIT/PASS
  • Read .develop-progress.json if exists: check last failure point
  • Display: "DELIVER in progress: Steps 01-01 through 02-01 complete. Next: 02-02"

Step 6: Progress Display

Feature: {feature-id}

  DISCOVER   ○ not started
  DISCUSS    ● complete
  DESIGN     ● complete
  DISTILL    ◐ in progress
  DELIVER    ○ not started

  Next: DISTILL — Create acceptance tests

Symbols: ● complete | ◐ in progress | ○ not started

Step 7: Recommendation and Launch

Recommend next wave: resume in-progress wave|successor of last complete wave. Show via AskUserQuestion for confirmation. After confirmation, invoke recommended wave command by reading its task file, passing project ID as argument.

Error Handling

ErrorResponse
No docs/feature/ directorySuggest /nw-new
Empty project directorySuggest /nw-new or re-run from DISCUSS
Corrupted artifact (0 bytes)Flag file, recommend re-running that wave
Skipped wavesWarn, offer gap-fill or continue options
Cannot parse execution-log.jsonShow raw file status, suggest manual review

Success Criteria

  • Projects scanned from docs/feature/
  • Project selected (auto or user choice)
  • Wave progress detected accurately from artifact presence
  • Anomalies flagged (empty files, skipped waves)
  • DELIVER step-level progress shown when applicable
  • Progress summary displayed
  • Next wave recommended and launched after user confirmation

Examples

Example 1: Single project, resume at DESIGN

/nw-continue

Wizard finds one project: notification-service. DISCUSS artifacts exist (complete), no DESIGN artifacts. Shows progress, recommends DESIGN. User confirms, wizard launches /nw-design notification-service.

Example 2: DELIVER resume

/nw-continue rate-limiting

Wizard checks rate-limiting project. All waves through DISTILL complete, DELIVER in progress (steps 01-01 through 02-01 done). Shows "Next: step 02-02", launches /nw-deliver "rate-limiting".

Example 3: Multiple projects

/nw-continue

Wizard finds rate-limiting (modified today) and user-notifications (modified 3 days ago). Lists them, user picks rate-limiting. Wizard shows progress and recommends next wave.

Example 4: No projects

/nw-continue

Wizard finds no docs/feature/ directories. Shows "No active projects found" and suggests /nw-new.

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