Teach the skills the resume_session join path - #166
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- Add resume_session to the tool table beside start_session/show_session - Join flow: ask whether an existing session covers the work before ad-hoc clones or untracked reads; resume_session to work, show_session to read - Explore section: keep the no-changes-until-asked rule; the join is recorded in the session's history (who picked it up, when) - Qualify the current-repo principle: resume's full reconstruct may switch branches inside session-materialized repositories, refusing dirty trees
…on path When a session already exists and the intent is to continue work in it, join via resume_session (tracked adoption; restored context returned in the tool result); show_session stays the read-only alternative.
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Teaches the Polygraph skills that resuming a session is a tracked join, not an untracked read or an ad-hoc clone.
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resume_session— join an existing session from this conversation: full reconstruct, tracked (CLI:polygraph session resume --session <id> --json).resume_session;show_sessionremains the read-only path.resume_session, and the resume itself is recorded in the session's history (who picked it up, when). Recording the adoption is not making changes to the work.session-start skill
resume_session(the primer comes back in the tool result); read-only exploration stays onshow_session.All three platform dists rebuilt; tests pass.
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