Unpark
Skill technicalpickles/pickled-claude-plugins/plugins/agent-meta/skills/unpark
Personal collection of Claude Code skills for development workflows
npx -y skills add technicalpickles/pickled-claude-plugins --skill unparkAssembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.
One thing to look at
- 10 stars10 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.
What its author says it does
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Resume work from a parked handoff
SKILL.md
3.7 KB, as published. Nobody here has run it
Unpark
Resume work from a parked handoff document, or read a wrapped close-out record as reference.
Process
1. Find Handoff
Check parking locations in order:
- Project
CLAUDE.md->## Handoffsor## Parking->Location: - User
~/.claude/CLAUDE.md-> same lookup - Default:
.parkinglot/in project root
If multiple files exist, group them by mode and list:
Active handoffs:
(A) jwt-authentication.md - Parked 2026-05-06
(B) fix-login-bug.md - Parked 2026-05-04
Wrapped (reference only):
(C) sanitation-skill-fix-wrapped.md - Wrapped 2026-03-30
(D) confirm-dotfiles-work-role-wrapped.md - Wrapped 2026-04-12
(E) Other location
Detect group by filename suffix (-wrapped.md) and the file's first heading (Parked: vs Wrapped:). Filename and heading should agree; if they disagree, trust the heading and note the mismatch.
2. Branch on Mode
After the user picks a file, read it and check the first heading.
# Parked:-> continue with Continuation Flow below# Wrapped:-> switch to Reference Flow below
Continuation Flow
2a. Read and Present
Read the handoff and present a summary:
Resuming: [Topic]
Parked: [Date]
Branch: [branch]
Current state: [Brief summary]
Next steps:
1. [Step 1]
2. [Step 2]
2b. Validate
Check that the handoff is still valid:
- Git branch matches (or can be checked out)
- Worktree exists (if specified)
- Key files still exist
- Decisions still seem relevant
2c. Handle Validation Results
If valid:
Validation passed. Ready to continue with: [first next step]
Proceed?
(A) Yes, continue
(B) Review the full handoff first
(C) Adjust the plan
If stale or invalid:
Validation found issues:
- [Issue 1]
- [Issue 2]
Options:
(A) Update handoff and try again - I'll revise based on current state
(B) Start fresh - discard this handoff
(C) Continue anyway - I understand the context has changed
If option A: update the handoff file with current findings, then recommend unparking again.
Reference Flow
For Wrapped: files. No validation runs by default. Present the file as a reference:
This is a close-out record, not a handoff. Showing it as reference.
Wrapped: [topic]
Date: [...]
Outcome: [first paragraph from Outcome section]
Options:
(A) Read the full record
(B) Start fresh work building on this (invokes brainstorming with this doc as context)
(C) Treat as continuation anyway (runs full validation despite the heading)
Option (A): print the file contents as a reference, no further action.
Option (B): invoke superpowers:brainstorming and pass the wrapped doc's path as starting context.
Option (C): rare escape hatch. Treat the file as if it were a continuation and run the validate step from the Continuation Flow. Useful if the user wrapped something prematurely.
Session Chains
Both Parked: and Wrapped: files include a Session: field. Session tracking tools can use this to link work across sessions:
Session A (parked) -> handoff.md -> Session B (unparked) -> parked again -> ...
Session A (wrapped) -> wrapped.md -> [end of chain, unless treated as continuation]
Edge Cases
- Branch doesn't exist: Offer to create it or pick a different branch.
- Files deleted: Note in validation, may still be able to continue.
- Handoff is very old: Extra scrutiny on decisions, they may need revisiting.
- Filename/heading mismatch: Trust the heading. Note the mismatch to the user.
- Legacy
Parked:file with old shape (Resume Prompt at bottom): Works fine. The validation flow does not depend on section order.