existing task process

Workflow: Continue WIP Feature

1. Find the feature — Locate the feature directory in /docs/wip/. If multiple WIP features exist, ask the user which one to work on.

2. Review progress — Read tasks.md to understand:

   • Which tasks are done, in-progress, or pending
   • What dependencies exist between remaining tasks
   • Any notes logged on previous subtasks

3. Review context — Read the linked design.md and implementation.md to understand the full picture. Also check any relevant contributing guidelines and documentation. Capy search: Search kk:arch-decisions and kk:project-conventions for context relevant to the feature being resumed.

4. Detect active profiles — Apply shared-profile-detection.md. Unlike the fresh-idea flow, the feature directory's files ARE available: feed the full feature-directory file list (and any in-tree artifacts the feature has produced so far) to the shared procedure's file-based input model. If the file list yields no profile — common when the design is for future work that has not emitted profile-bearing artifacts yet — fall back to the design interaction pattern against the design.md prose; it iterates all profiles with ## Design signals and handles token matching + confirmation. For each active profile, use the Read tool on <plugin_root>/profiles/<name>/design/index.md — where <plugin_root> is the absolute plugin-root path you already know from SKILL.md context; skip silently if absent. Load every always-load entry; the profile's questions.md guides any further refinement and its sections.md lists required sections the design document must cover. A design authored before the profile rubric existed should be audited against sections.md on resumption.

5. Assess readiness:

   • If tasks are well-documented and clear → proceed to implement using the implement skill.
   • If tasks need refinement (missing details, unclear subtasks, gaps in the plan) → update tasks.md and/or the design/implementation docs before proceeding. Follow the documentation guidelines from the Ideas and Prototypes section.