read-continue-here
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Esta Skill de Claude lee automáticamente un archivo CONTINUE_HERE.md al inicio de una sesión de programación para retomar trabajos previos, manejando la detección, el análisis y la limpieza. Está diseñada para mantener la continuidad de la sesión tras interrupciones y puede activarse manualmente o mediante un enlace de SessionStart. Los desarrolladores la utilizan para inicializar el contexto y configurar una transferencia automatizada del flujo de trabajo entre sesiones.
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Documentación
Read Continue Here
Read structured continuation file → resume work from prev session.
Use When
- New session + CONTINUE_HERE.md in project root
- SessionStart hook injects continuation ctx
- Bootstrap identity → detect prior session artifacts
- Set up auto-continuation detect (one-time infra)
In
- Required: Project dir (default cwd)
- Optional: Configure infra? (hook + CLAUDE.md instr)
- Optional: Delete after consume? (default yes)
Do
Step 1: Detect + Read
Check for CONTINUE_HERE.md in project root:
ls -la CONTINUE_HERE.md 2>/dev/null
Absent → exit graceful, nothing to continue.
Present → read. Parse 5 sections: Objective, Completed, In Progress, Next Steps, Context. Extract timestamp + branch from header.
→ File read, sections parsed → clear mental model of prev session state.
If err: malformed (missing sections, empty) → partial signal, extract what's there, note gaps to user.
Step 2: Freshness
Compare file timestamp vs now:
# File modification time
stat -c '%Y' CONTINUE_HERE.md 2>/dev/null || stat -f '%m' CONTINUE_HERE.md
# Current time
date +%s
Classify:
- Fresh (< 24h, same branch) → act direct
- Stale (> 24h or diff branch) → flag user
- Superseded (new commits after handoff) → someone worked since handoff
Branch check:
git branch --show-current
git log --oneline --since="$(stat -c '%Y' CONTINUE_HERE.md | xargs -I{} date -d @{} --iso-8601=seconds)" 2>/dev/null
→ Freshness classification + evidence.
If err: no git repo → skip branch/commit checks. Use timestamp from file header.
Step 3: Summarize + Confirm
Present state concise:
- "Prev objective: [Objective]"
- "Done: [summary]"
- "In progress: [summary]"
- "Proposed next: [Next Steps 1]"
Stale/superseded → present evidence, ask proceed or fresh.
Next Steps tagged **[USER]** → surface explicit, need user decisions first.
→ User confirms plan, maybe adjust. Clear mandate next.
If err: user says "fresh" or "ignore file" → ack, proceed w/o ctx. Offer delete file → no future confusion.
Step 4: Act
Begin Next Steps 1 (or where user directed):
- Reference In Progress → partial state
- Use Context → avoid retry failed approaches
- Trust Completed = done, no re-verify unless asked
→ Agent productive on right task, informed by file.
If err: ambiguous Next Steps or unclear In Progress → ask user, no guess.
Step 5: Clean Up
After handoff consumed + work underway → delete CONTINUE_HERE.md:
rm CONTINUE_HERE.md
Stale files → confusion future sessions.
→ File gone. Root clean.
If err: user wants keep (e.g. ref during session) → leave but note delete before session end → prevent re-consume.
Step 6: SessionStart Hook (Optional)
Set up auto-read CONTINUE_HERE.md at session start.
Create hook:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/hooks/continue-here
cat > ~/.claude/hooks/continue-here/read-continuation.sh << 'SCRIPT'
#!/bin/bash
# SessionStart hook: inject CONTINUE_HERE.md into session context
# OS-aware: works on native Linux, WSL, macOS, and Windows (Git Bash/MSYS)
set -uo pipefail
# --- Platform detection ---
detect_platform() {
case "$(uname -s)" in
Darwin) echo "mac" ;;
Linux)
if grep -qi microsoft /proc/version 2>/dev/null; then
echo "wsl"
else
echo "linux"
fi ;;
MINGW*|MSYS*|CYGWIN*) echo "windows" ;;
*) echo "unknown" ;;
esac
}
PLATFORM=${PLATFORM:-$(detect_platform)}
CONTINUE_FILE="$PWD/CONTINUE_HERE.md"
if [ ! -f "$CONTINUE_FILE" ]; then
exit 0
fi
# Strip CRLF (files on NTFS often have Windows line endings)
CONTENT=$(sed 's/\r$//' "$CONTINUE_FILE")
# JSON-escape: prefer jq, fall back to portable awk
if command -v jq >/dev/null 2>&1; then
ESCAPED=$(printf '%s' "$CONTENT" | jq -Rsa .)
else
ESCAPED=$(printf '%s' "$CONTENT" | awk '
BEGIN { ORS=""; print "\"" }
{
gsub(/\\/, "\\\\")
gsub(/"/, "\\\"")
gsub(/\t/, "\\t")
if (NR > 1) print "\\n"
print
}
END { print "\"" }
')
fi
cat << EOF
{"hookSpecificOutput":{"sessionStartContext":{"additionalContext":$ESCAPED}}}
EOF
SCRIPT
chmod +x ~/.claude/hooks/continue-here/read-continuation.sh
Add to ~/.claude/settings.json SessionStart hooks array:
{
"type": "command",
"command": "~/.claude/hooks/continue-here/read-continuation.sh",
"timeout": 5
}
→ Hook script exists, executable, registered. Next session start → CONTINUE_HERE.md content injected into ctx.
If err: invalid JSON after edit → check settings.json. Test hook: cd /your/project && ~/.claude/hooks/continue-here/read-continuation.sh. Falls back to awk if no jq → jq rec but optional.
Step 7: CLAUDE.md Instr (Optional)
Add brief instr to project CLAUDE.md → Claude understands file purpose:
## Session Continuity
If `CONTINUE_HERE.md` exists in the project root, read it at session start. It contains a structured handoff from a prior session: objective, completed work, in-progress state, next steps, and context. Act on it — acknowledge the continuation, summarize prior state, and propose resuming from the Next Steps section. If the file is older than 24 hours, flag this to the user before proceeding. After the handoff is consumed, the file can be deleted.
→ CLAUDE.md has instr. Future sessions read + act on CONTINUE_HERE.md even if no hook.
If err: no CLAUDE.md → create w/ just this section. Too long → add near top, not truncated.
Check
- CONTINUE_HERE.md detected (or absence handled)
- Freshness assessed (timestamp, branch, commits)
- Plan presented + confirmed by user
- Work began from correct Next Steps
- File cleaned up after consume
- (Optional) Hook script exists + executable
- (Optional) CLAUDE.md has continuity instr
Traps
- Act w/o confirm: Always present plan. User may have changed mind, even if fresh.
- Trust stale blind: > 24h or diff branch = suggestion not mandate. Check freshness.
- Skip Context: Most valuable = failed approaches. Skip → retry dead ends.
- Forget clean up: Leftover file → next session re-acts on it.
- Re-verify Completed: Don't redo done work unless asked. Trust prev assessment.
→
write-continue-here— complement: write file at session endbootstrap-agent-identity— full identity reconstruct, includes continuation detectmanage-memory— durable cross-session knowledgewrite-claude-md— project instr where continuity guidance lives
Repositorio GitHub
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