compact-continue

Run optiflow's combined checkpoint-and-restore handoff and show the result to the user.

The real command is /optiflow:compact-continue (plugin-namespaced — there is no bare /compact-continue; see docs/modules.md for how a user could add one under ~/.claude/commands/ themselves if they want it, which this plugin does not do on their behalf). It does exactly two things, in order:

1. Saves a new checkpoint right now — same as /optiflow:checkpoint "$ARGUMENTS" — capturing the current git branch/HEAD, cwd, a reference to token-optimizer-mcp's own session state, and $ARGUMENTS (if any) as the checkpoint's decisions[] entry.
2. Immediately renders that checkpoint back as the same resume-ready markdown /optiflow:restore produces (capped at 10,000 chars by default).

Run:

optiflow checkpoint "$ARGUMENTS"
optiflow checkpoint --restore

Important — this command does NOT trigger compaction. It only prepares for one (or for a session ending): it snapshots state and shows the user what a fresh session would see if it resumed from this checkpoint right now. If the user's actual goal is to compact or end the session, they still need to do that themselves (e.g. /compact, or simply ending the session) — this command is the "make sure a checkpoint exists and looks right before that happens" step, not a replacement for it.

Tell the user the checkpoint id from step 1, then show the rendered markdown from step 2 so they can confirm it captures what they'd want to resume with.