pause

# /pause — Save Long-Task Snapshot (TL;DR) Writes a per-thread snapshot of the current work to `[logs_folder]/pause/` so the next session can `/resume` and pick up seamlessly. Multiple pause files accumulate across days for the same task; `/wrapup` later consolidates them all into one session log. **Mental model:** `/pause` = SAVE snapshot. It does NOT end the session and does NOT clear context. User runs `/clear` manually when ready to free context. --- ## Scope - /pause writes pause snapshot files only. It does NOT touch checkpoints, session logs, MEMORY.md, or memory/ files. - It DOES update the pointer file `[logs_folder]/pause/_active.md` to set/confirm the active thread slug. --- ## Step 1: Determine Active Thread Slug 1. Read `[logs_folder]/pause/_active.md` if present. The file is plain text — one line — containing a kebab-case slug. 2. If the file exists and is non-empty: use that slug as `active_slug`. 3. If absent / empty: - Agent reviews session context → propose a kebab-case slug from the dominant topic (e.g. `cli-refactor`, `oracle-borrows`) - Use `AskUserQuestion` to confirm. Question: "Active thread name? Suggested: `<proposed-slug>`" with options: (a) accept suggestion, (b) type a different slug - On confirmation, set `active_slug = <chosen>` and continue 4. If `/pause --task=<slug>` was invoked with an explicit slug: - If `<slug>` is not plain kebab-case (lowercase letters, digits, hyphens only — reject anything with glob or path characte...