Picked up where it stopped

Stop a week-long loop, pick it up, and round 41 follows round 40.

simulated

simulated

• Nothing carries on by itself. Running a flow again starts it fresh unless you ask to pick it up.
• The flow has to say so. Each flow's page says whether it can be picked up.
• Never reopened, but a chat. Each pickup is a run of its own, so a week of stops reads as one run per stretch. A chat is one conversation, so it goes on in its own epic.
• From the terminal or the command line. Pick any run from this directory's list, or the newest.
• Called flows pick up too, when called again with the same task, agents, environments and settings.

Pick a run upDoing it, from the prompt or the command line.Make a flow resumableWhat a flow keeps, and how it says it can be picked up.Stop oneWhat a stop does to the turn under way.