Ask Llm Codex Pair Resume

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name: ask-llm-codex-pair-resume
description: Resume codex-pair for this project after a previous pause. Removes `.codex-pair/state/paused` and clears failure state. Review resumes on the next supported file edit; missing state is a no-op.
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## Portable contract

Remove the project-local pause sentinel and clear the consecutive-failure counter so the next successful edit can be reviewed. Missing state is a no-op.
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## Host adapters

### Pi adapter

Run `/codex-pair-resume` or remove the sentinel and failure counter exactly as described by the portable contract.

### Other hosts adapter

Apply the portable contract above: remove the sentinel and failure counter exactly as described. It resumes the codex-pair reviewer that Claude Code or Pi runs for this project.

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### Claude Code adapter

The existing detailed workflow below is the Claude Code adapter. Its Agent, MCP, hook, `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT`, and `AskUserQuestion` mechanics apply only on Claude Code; they do not override the Pi adapter above.



# Resume codex-pair for this project

Removes the pause sentinel written by `/codex-pair-pause`, restoring normal codex-pair review behavior. The `.codex-pair/context.md` marker and `.codex-pair/state/` directory are left in place (the directory holds the cache, inflight locks, and any other future state per [ADR-092](../../../../docs/DECISIONS.md)).

## Instructions

1. Locate the `.codex-pair/context.md` marker by walking up from the current working directory (the project ROOT is the directory holding `.codex-pair/`). If no marker is found, inform the user: "codex-pair is not enabled in this project (no `.codex-pair/context.md` marker found). Nothing to resume."

2. Check whether the pause sentinel exists at `<marker-dir>/.codex-pair/state/paused`:
   - If it does not exist, tell the user: "codex-pair was not paused — no `.codex-pair/state/paused` sentinel found. No change."
   - If it exists and is non-empty, it is an auto-pause written by the hook itself
     (quota exhaustion or repeated failures — see #176). `cat` it and show the user
     the `kind`, `reason`, and `resetHint` fields before removing, so they know
     whether the provider has likely recovered.
   - Remove it, together with the consecutive-failure counter — resuming while
     the counter is still at threshold would re-pause on the very next single
     failure. Quote the paths so marker directories with spaces work:
     ```bash
     rm -f -- "<marker-dir>/.codex-pair/state/paused" "<marker-dir>/.codex-pair/state/failures.json"
     ```

3. Confirm to the user with the marker directory path:
   ```
   codex-pair resumed for <marker-dir>
   The next Edit/Write/MultiEdit will trigger a review.
   ```

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