dart: Command for Claude Code

Resume unfinished work: $ARGUMENTS

Objective

dart-resume is a completion-oriented task manager, not a status lookup or a single-slice helper by default. Resume the named or reconstructed work, build or refresh the execution plan, track progress in the repo-owned task surface, split independent work into verifiable packets, use subagents/sub-sessions only when the user explicitly requested delegation and the current AI surface permits it, verify every result, and keep going until the whole task is complete or a real blocker or approval boundary remains.

Decisions must be evidence-based. Before choosing between meaningful options, first improve or define the verification/debugging method so it can catch false positives and false negatives. Use repository inspection, focused tests, benchmarks, A/B comparisons, GUI or visual evidence, logs, and external resource searches as needed to decide from evidence instead of preference.

For a docs/dev_tasks/<task> target, full completion means all feasible task work is finished, durable decisions and deferred work are promoted, and the temporary dev-task folder is removed in the completing change. Do not stop after one successful slice unless the user explicitly requested a limited mode.

Argument Handling

Use $ARGUMENTS to identify the target, explicit scope limits, and execution modifiers. Interpret arguments in this order:

1. Explicit scope-limited mode: if arguments include status, audit-only, plan-only, slice, or next-slice, honor that limit and state it in the plan. Without one of these limiters, do not downscope the session to a single slice.
2. Execution modifiers: if arguments include no-subagents, run serially but keep the same whole-task completion objective. If arguments explicitly request subagents, parallel, delegation, or workers, use available AI-native delegation when the current surface permits it. Tool-use modifiers do not limit scope unless paired with an explicit scope-limited mode.
3. Explicit target path: if an argument names docs/dev_tasks/<task> or a file under that folder, treat that dev task as the target and read its current README.md and RESUME.md snapshots after recon, following the selective-reading protocol in docs/dev_tasks/README.md. Resolve relative paths from the repo root discovered by git rev-parse --show-toplevel, not from the launch directory.
4. Closeout wording: words such as complete, finish, retire, close out, or cleanup are accepted but not required for dev-task completion. Treat retire / close out as emphasis that the likely end state is durable-doc promotion plus folder removal.
5. Branch/PR/issue hint: otherwise, treat arguments as a branch, PR, issue, topic, or free-form resume hint and reconstruct the task from live repo state.