Claude-Code-Workflow/.claude/commands/workflow/lite-execute.md

name, description, argument-hint, allowed-tools

name	description	argument-hint	allowed-tools
lite-execute	Execute tasks based on in-memory plan, prompt description, or file content	[--in-memory] ["task description"|file-path]	TodoWrite(*), Task(*), Bash(*)

Workflow Lite-Execute Command (/workflow:lite-execute)

Overview

Flexible task execution command supporting three input modes: in-memory plan (from lite-plan), direct prompt description, or file content. Handles execution orchestration, progress tracking, and optional code review.

Core capabilities:

• Multi-mode input (in-memory plan, prompt description, or file path)
• Execution orchestration (Agent or Codex) with full context
• Live progress tracking via TodoWrite at execution call level
• Optional code review with selected tool (Gemini, Agent, or custom)
• Context continuity across multiple executions
• Intelligent format detection (Enhanced Task JSON vs plain text)

Usage

Command Syntax

/workflow:lite-execute [FLAGS] <INPUT>

# Flags
--in-memory                Use plan from memory (called by lite-plan)

# Arguments
<input>                    Task description string, or path to file (required)

Input Modes

Mode 1: In-Memory Plan

Trigger: Called by lite-plan after Phase 4 approval with --in-memory flag

Input Source: executionContext global variable set by lite-plan

Content: Complete execution context (see Data Structures section)

Behavior:

• Skip execution method selection (already set by lite-plan)
• Directly proceed to execution with full context
• All planning artifacts available (exploration, clarifications, plan)

Mode 2: Prompt Description

Trigger: User calls with task description string

Input: Simple task description (e.g., "Add unit tests for auth module")

Behavior:

• Store prompt as originalUserInput
• Create simple execution plan from prompt
• AskUserQuestion: Select execution method (Agent/Codex/Auto)
• AskUserQuestion: Select code review tool (Skip/Gemini/Agent/Other)
• Proceed to execution with originalUserInput included

User Interaction:

AskUserQuestion({
  questions: [
    {
      question: "Select execution method:",
      header: "Execution",
      multiSelect: false,
      options: [
        { label: "Agent", description: "@code-developer agent" },
        { label: "Codex", description: "codex CLI tool" },
        { label: "Auto", description: "Auto-select based on complexity" }
      ]
    },
    {
      question: "Enable code review after execution?",
      header: "Code Review",
      multiSelect: false,
      options: [
        { label: "Skip", description: "No review" },
        { label: "Gemini Review", description: "Gemini CLI tool" },
        { label: "Agent Review", description: "Current agent review" }
      ]
    }
  ]
})

Mode 3: File Content

Trigger: User calls with file path

Input: Path to file containing task description or plan.json

Step 1: Read and Detect Format

fileContent = Read(filePath)

// Attempt JSON parsing
try {
  jsonData = JSON.parse(fileContent)

  // Check if plan.json from lite-plan session
  if (jsonData.summary && jsonData.approach && jsonData.tasks) {
    planObject = jsonData
    originalUserInput = jsonData.summary
    isPlanJson = true
  } else {
    // Valid JSON but not plan.json - treat as plain text
    originalUserInput = fileContent
    isPlanJson = false
  }
} catch {
  // Not valid JSON - treat as plain text prompt
  originalUserInput = fileContent
  isPlanJson = false
}

Step 2: Create Execution Plan

If isPlanJson === true:

• Use planObject directly
• User selects execution method and code review

If isPlanJson === false:

• Treat file content as prompt (same behavior as Mode 2)
• Create simple execution plan from content

Step 3: User Interaction

• AskUserQuestion: Select execution method (Agent/Codex/Auto)
• AskUserQuestion: Select code review tool
• Proceed to execution with full context

Execution Process

Input Parsing:
   └─ Decision (mode detection):
      ├─ --in-memory flag → Mode 1: Load executionContext → Skip user selection
      ├─ Ends with .md/.json/.txt → Mode 3: Read file → Detect format
      │   ├─ Valid plan.json → Use planObject → User selects method + review
      │   └─ Not plan.json → Treat as prompt → User selects method + review
      └─ Other → Mode 2: Prompt description → User selects method + review

Execution:
   ├─ Step 1: Initialize result tracking (previousExecutionResults = [])
   ├─ Step 2: Task grouping & batch creation
   │   ├─ Extract explicit depends_on (no file/keyword inference)
   │   ├─ Group: independent tasks → single parallel batch (maximize utilization)
   │   ├─ Group: dependent tasks → sequential phases (respect dependencies)
   │   └─ Create TodoWrite list for batches
   ├─ Step 3: Launch execution
   │   ├─ Phase 1: All independent tasks (⚡ single batch, concurrent)
   │   └─ Phase 2+: Dependent tasks by dependency order
   ├─ Step 4: Track progress (TodoWrite updates per batch)
   └─ Step 5: Code review (if codeReviewTool ≠ "Skip")

Output:
   └─ Execution complete with results in previousExecutionResults[]

Detailed Execution Steps

Step 1: Initialize Execution Tracking

Operations:

• Initialize result tracking for multi-execution scenarios
• Set up previousExecutionResults array for context continuity

// Initialize result tracking
previousExecutionResults = []

Step 2: Task Grouping & Batch Creation

Dependency Analysis & Grouping Algorithm:

// Use explicit depends_on from plan.json (no inference from file/keywords)
function extractDependencies(tasks) {
  const taskIdToIndex = {}
  tasks.forEach((t, i) => { taskIdToIndex[t.id] = i })

  return tasks.map((task, i) => {
    // Only use explicit depends_on from plan.json
    const deps = (task.depends_on || [])
      .map(depId => taskIdToIndex[depId])
      .filter(idx => idx !== undefined && idx < i)
    return { ...task, taskIndex: i, dependencies: deps }
  })
}

// Group into batches: maximize parallel execution
function createExecutionCalls(tasks, executionMethod) {
  const tasksWithDeps = extractDependencies(tasks)
  const processed = new Set()
  const calls = []

  // Phase 1: All independent tasks → single parallel batch (maximize utilization)
  const independentTasks = tasksWithDeps.filter(t => t.dependencies.length === 0)
  if (independentTasks.length > 0) {
    independentTasks.forEach(t => processed.add(t.taskIndex))
    calls.push({
      method: executionMethod,
      executionType: "parallel",
      groupId: "P1",
      taskSummary: independentTasks.map(t => t.title).join(' | '),
      tasks: independentTasks
    })
  }

  // Phase 2: Dependent tasks → sequential batches (respect dependencies)
  let sequentialIndex = 1
  let remaining = tasksWithDeps.filter(t => !processed.has(t.taskIndex))

  while (remaining.length > 0) {
    // Find tasks whose dependencies are all satisfied
    const ready = remaining.filter(t =>
      t.dependencies.every(d => processed.has(d))
    )

    if (ready.length === 0) {
      console.warn('Circular dependency detected, forcing remaining tasks')
      ready.push(...remaining)
    }

    // Group ready tasks (can run in parallel within this phase)
    ready.forEach(t => processed.add(t.taskIndex))
    calls.push({
      method: executionMethod,
      executionType: ready.length > 1 ? "parallel" : "sequential",
      groupId: ready.length > 1 ? `P${calls.length + 1}` : `S${sequentialIndex++}`,
      taskSummary: ready.map(t => t.title).join(ready.length > 1 ? ' | ' : ' → '),
      tasks: ready
    })

    remaining = remaining.filter(t => !processed.has(t.taskIndex))
  }

  return calls
}

executionCalls = createExecutionCalls(planObject.tasks, executionMethod).map(c => ({ ...c, id: `[${c.groupId}]` }))

TodoWrite({
  todos: executionCalls.map(c => ({
    content: `${c.executionType === "parallel" ? "⚡" : "→"} ${c.id} (${c.tasks.length} tasks)`,
    status: "pending",
    activeForm: `Executing ${c.id}`
  }))
})

Step 3: Launch Execution

Execution Flow: Parallel batches concurrently → Sequential batches in order

const parallel = executionCalls.filter(c => c.executionType === "parallel")
const sequential = executionCalls.filter(c => c.executionType === "sequential")

// Phase 1: Launch all parallel batches (single message with multiple tool calls)
if (parallel.length > 0) {
  TodoWrite({ todos: executionCalls.map(c => ({ status: c.executionType === "parallel" ? "in_progress" : "pending" })) })
  parallelResults = await Promise.all(parallel.map(c => executeBatch(c)))
  previousExecutionResults.push(...parallelResults)
  TodoWrite({ todos: executionCalls.map(c => ({ status: parallel.includes(c) ? "completed" : "pending" })) })
}

// Phase 2: Execute sequential batches one by one
for (const call of sequential) {
  TodoWrite({ todos: executionCalls.map(c => ({ status: c === call ? "in_progress" : "..." })) })
  result = await executeBatch(call)
  previousExecutionResults.push(result)
  TodoWrite({ todos: executionCalls.map(c => ({ status: "completed" or "pending" })) })
}

Option A: Agent Execution

When to use:

• executionMethod = "Agent"
• executionMethod = "Auto" AND complexity = "Low"

Task Formatting Principle: Each task is a self-contained checklist. The agent only needs to know what THIS task requires, not its position or relation to other tasks.

Agent call format:

// Format single task as self-contained checklist
function formatTaskChecklist(task) {
  return `
## ${task.title}

**Target**: \`${task.file}\`
**Action**: ${task.action}

### What to do
${task.description}

### How to do it
${task.implementation.map(step => `- ${step}`).join('\n')}

### Reference
- Pattern: ${task.reference.pattern}
- Examples: ${task.reference.files.join(', ')}
- Notes: ${task.reference.examples}

### Done when
${task.acceptance.map(c => `- [ ] ${c}`).join('\n')}
`
}

// For batch execution: aggregate tasks without numbering
function formatBatchPrompt(batch) {
  const tasksSection = batch.tasks.map(t => formatTaskChecklist(t)).join('\n---\n')

  return `
${originalUserInput ? `## Goal\n${originalUserInput}\n` : ''}

## Tasks

${tasksSection}

${batch.context ? `## Context\n${batch.context}` : ''}

Complete each task according to its "Done when" checklist.
`
}

Task(
  subagent_type="code-developer",
  description=batch.taskSummary,
  prompt=formatBatchPrompt({
    tasks: batch.tasks,
    context: buildRelevantContext(batch.tasks)
  })
)

// Helper: Build relevant context for batch
// Context serves as REFERENCE ONLY - helps agent understand existing state
function buildRelevantContext(tasks) {
  const sections = []

  // 1. Previous work completion - what's already done (reference for continuity)
  if (previousExecutionResults.length > 0) {
    sections.push(`### Previous Work (Reference)
Use this to understand what's already completed. Avoid duplicating work.

${previousExecutionResults.map(r => `**${r.tasksSummary}**
- Status: ${r.status}
- Outputs: ${r.keyOutputs || 'See git diff'}
${r.notes ? `- Notes: ${r.notes}` : ''}`
    ).join('\n\n')}`)
  }

  // 2. Related files - files that may need to be read/referenced
  const relatedFiles = extractRelatedFiles(tasks)
  if (relatedFiles.length > 0) {
    sections.push(`### Related Files (Reference)
These files may contain patterns, types, or utilities relevant to your tasks:

${relatedFiles.map(f => `- \`${f}\``).join('\n')}`)
  }

  // 3. Clarifications from user
  if (clarificationContext) {
    sections.push(`### User Clarifications
${Object.entries(clarificationContext).map(([q, a]) => `- **${q}**: ${a}`).join('\n')}`)
  }

  // 4. Artifact files (for deeper context if needed)
  if (executionContext?.session?.artifacts?.plan) {
    sections.push(`### Artifacts
For detailed planning context, read: ${executionContext.session.artifacts.plan}`)
  }

  return sections.join('\n\n')
}

// Extract related files from task references
function extractRelatedFiles(tasks) {
  const files = new Set()
  tasks.forEach(task => {
    // Add reference example files
    if (task.reference?.files) {
      task.reference.files.forEach(f => files.add(f))
    }
  })
  return [...files]
}

Result Collection: After completion, collect result following executionResult structure (see Data Structures section)

Option B: CLI Execution (Codex)

When to use:

• executionMethod = "Codex"
• executionMethod = "Auto" AND complexity = "Medium" or "High"

Task Formatting Principle: Same as Agent - each task is a self-contained checklist. No task numbering or position awareness.

Command format:

// Format single task as compact checklist for CLI
function formatTaskForCLI(task) {
  return `
## ${task.title}
File: ${task.file}
Action: ${task.action}

What: ${task.description}

How:
${task.implementation.map(step => `- ${step}`).join('\n')}

Reference: ${task.reference.pattern} (see ${task.reference.files.join(', ')})
Notes: ${task.reference.examples}

Done when:
${task.acceptance.map(c => `- [ ] ${c}`).join('\n')}
`
}

// Build CLI prompt for batch
// Context provides REFERENCE information - not requirements to fulfill
function buildCLIPrompt(batch) {
  const tasksSection = batch.tasks.map(t => formatTaskForCLI(t)).join('\n---\n')

  let prompt = `${originalUserInput ? `## Goal\n${originalUserInput}\n\n` : ''}`
  prompt += `## Tasks\n\n${tasksSection}\n`

  // Context section - reference information only
  const contextSections = []

  // 1. Previous work - what's already completed
  if (previousExecutionResults.length > 0) {
    contextSections.push(`### Previous Work (Reference)
Already completed - avoid duplicating:
${previousExecutionResults.map(r => `- ${r.tasksSummary}: ${r.status}${r.keyOutputs ? ` (${r.keyOutputs})` : ''}`).join('\n')}`)
  }

  // 2. Related files from task references
  const relatedFiles = [...new Set(batch.tasks.flatMap(t => t.reference?.files || []))]
  if (relatedFiles.length > 0) {
    contextSections.push(`### Related Files (Reference)
Patterns and examples to follow:
${relatedFiles.map(f => `- ${f}`).join('\n')}`)
  }

  // 3. User clarifications
  if (clarificationContext) {
    contextSections.push(`### Clarifications
${Object.entries(clarificationContext).map(([q, a]) => `- ${q}: ${a}`).join('\n')}`)
  }

  // 4. Plan artifact for deeper context
  if (executionContext?.session?.artifacts?.plan) {
    contextSections.push(`### Artifacts
Detailed plan: ${executionContext.session.artifacts.plan}`)
  }

  if (contextSections.length > 0) {
    prompt += `\n## Context\n${contextSections.join('\n\n')}\n`
  }

  prompt += `\nComplete each task according to its "Done when" checklist.`

  return prompt
}

ccw cli exec "${buildCLIPrompt(batch)}" --tool codex --mode auto

Execution with fixed IDs (predictable ID pattern):

// Launch CLI in foreground (NOT background)
// Timeout based on complexity: Low=40min, Medium=60min, High=100min
const timeoutByComplexity = {
  "Low": 2400000,    // 40 minutes
  "Medium": 3600000, // 60 minutes
  "High": 6000000    // 100 minutes
}

// Generate fixed execution ID: ${sessionId}-${groupId}
// This enables predictable ID lookup without relying on resume context chains
const sessionId = executionContext?.session?.id || 'standalone'
const fixedExecutionId = `${sessionId}-${batch.groupId}`  // e.g., "implement-auth-2025-12-13-P1"

// Check if resuming from previous failed execution
const previousCliId = batch.resumeFromCliId || null

// Build command with fixed ID (and optional resume for continuation)
const cli_command = previousCliId
  ? `ccw cli exec "${buildCLIPrompt(batch)}" --tool codex --mode auto --id ${fixedExecutionId} --resume ${previousCliId}`
  : `ccw cli exec "${buildCLIPrompt(batch)}" --tool codex --mode auto --id ${fixedExecutionId}`

bash_result = Bash(
  command=cli_command,
  timeout=timeoutByComplexity[planObject.complexity] || 3600000
)

// Execution ID is now predictable: ${fixedExecutionId}
// Can also extract from output: "ID: implement-auth-2025-12-13-P1"
const cliExecutionId = fixedExecutionId

// Update TodoWrite when execution completes

Resume on Failure (with fixed ID):

// If execution failed or timed out, offer resume option
if (bash_result.status === 'failed' || bash_result.status === 'timeout') {
  console.log(`
⚠️ Execution incomplete. Resume available:
   Fixed ID: ${fixedExecutionId}
   Lookup: ccw cli detail ${fixedExecutionId}
   Resume: ccw cli exec "Continue tasks" --resume ${fixedExecutionId} --tool codex --mode auto --id ${fixedExecutionId}-retry
`)

  // Store for potential retry in same session
  batch.resumeFromCliId = fixedExecutionId
}

Result Collection: After completion, analyze output and collect result following executionResult structure (include cliExecutionId for resume capability)

Step 4: Progress Tracking

Progress tracked at batch level (not individual task level). Icons: ⚡ (parallel, concurrent), → (sequential, one-by-one)

Step 5: Code Review (Optional)

Skip Condition: Only run if codeReviewTool ≠ "Skip"

Review Focus: Verify implementation against plan acceptance criteria

• Read plan.json for task acceptance criteria
• Check each acceptance criterion is fulfilled
• Validate code quality and identify issues
• Ensure alignment with planned approach

Operations:

• Agent Review: Current agent performs direct review
• Gemini Review: Execute gemini CLI with review prompt
• Custom tool: Execute specified CLI tool (qwen, codex, etc.)

Unified Review Template (All tools use same standard):

Review Criteria:

• Acceptance Criteria: Verify each criterion from plan.tasks[].acceptance
• Code Quality: Analyze quality, identify issues, suggest improvements
• Plan Alignment: Validate implementation matches planned approach

Shared Prompt Template (used by all CLI tools):

PURPOSE: Code review for implemented changes against plan acceptance criteria
TASK: • Verify plan acceptance criteria fulfillment • Analyze code quality • Identify issues • Suggest improvements • Validate plan adherence
MODE: analysis
CONTEXT: @**/* @{plan.json} [@{exploration.json}] | Memory: Review lite-execute changes against plan requirements
EXPECTED: Quality assessment with acceptance criteria verification, issue identification, and recommendations. Explicitly check each acceptance criterion from plan.json tasks.
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/02-review-code-quality.txt) | Focus on plan acceptance criteria and plan adherence | analysis=READ-ONLY

Tool-Specific Execution (Apply shared prompt template above):

# Method 1: Agent Review (current agent)
# - Read plan.json: ${executionContext.session.artifacts.plan}
# - Apply unified review criteria (see Shared Prompt Template)
# - Report findings directly

# Method 2: Gemini Review (recommended)
ccw cli exec "[Shared Prompt Template with artifacts]" --tool gemini --mode analysis
# CONTEXT includes: @**/* @${plan.json} [@${exploration.json}]

# Method 3: Qwen Review (alternative)
ccw cli exec "[Shared Prompt Template with artifacts]" --tool qwen --mode analysis
# Same prompt as Gemini, different execution engine

# Method 4: Codex Review (autonomous)
ccw cli exec "[Verify plan acceptance criteria at ${plan.json}]" --tool codex --mode auto

Multi-Round Review with Fixed IDs:

// Generate fixed review ID
const reviewId = `${sessionId}-review`

// First review pass with fixed ID
const reviewResult = Bash(`ccw cli exec "[Review prompt]" --tool gemini --id ${reviewId}`)

// If issues found, continue review dialog with fixed ID chain
if (hasUnresolvedIssues(reviewResult)) {
  // Resume with follow-up questions
  Bash(`ccw cli exec "Clarify the security concerns you mentioned" --resume ${reviewId} --tool gemini --id ${reviewId}-followup`)
}

Implementation Note: Replace [Shared Prompt Template with artifacts] placeholder with actual template content, substituting:

• @{plan.json} → @${executionContext.session.artifacts.plan}
• [@{exploration.json}] → exploration files from artifacts (if exists)

Step 6: Update Development Index

Trigger: After all executions complete (regardless of code review)

Skip Condition: Skip if .workflow/project.json does not exist

Operations:

const projectJsonPath = '.workflow/project.json'
if (!fileExists(projectJsonPath)) return  // Silent skip

const projectJson = JSON.parse(Read(projectJsonPath))

// Initialize if needed
if (!projectJson.development_index) {
  projectJson.development_index = { feature: [], enhancement: [], bugfix: [], refactor: [], docs: [] }
}

// Detect category from keywords
function detectCategory(text) {
  text = text.toLowerCase()
  if (/\b(fix|bug|error|issue|crash)\b/.test(text)) return 'bugfix'
  if (/\b(refactor|cleanup|reorganize)\b/.test(text)) return 'refactor'
  if (/\b(doc|readme|comment)\b/.test(text)) return 'docs'
  if (/\b(add|new|create|implement)\b/.test(text)) return 'feature'
  return 'enhancement'
}

// Detect sub_feature from task file paths
function detectSubFeature(tasks) {
  const dirs = tasks.map(t => t.file?.split('/').slice(-2, -1)[0]).filter(Boolean)
  const counts = dirs.reduce((a, d) => { a[d] = (a[d] || 0) + 1; return a }, {})
  return Object.entries(counts).sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1])[0]?.[0] || 'general'
}

const category = detectCategory(`${planObject.summary} ${planObject.approach}`)
const entry = {
  title: planObject.summary.slice(0, 60),
  sub_feature: detectSubFeature(planObject.tasks),
  date: new Date().toISOString().split('T')[0],
  description: planObject.approach.slice(0, 100),
  status: previousExecutionResults.every(r => r.status === 'completed') ? 'completed' : 'partial',
  session_id: executionContext?.session?.id || null
}

projectJson.development_index[category].push(entry)
projectJson.statistics.last_updated = new Date().toISOString()
Write(projectJsonPath, JSON.stringify(projectJson, null, 2))

console.log(`✓ Development index: [${category}] ${entry.title}`)

Best Practices

Input Modes: In-memory (lite-plan), prompt (standalone), file (JSON/text) Task Grouping: Based on explicit depends_on only; independent tasks run in single parallel batch Execution: All independent tasks launch concurrently via single Claude message with multiple tool calls

Error Handling

Error	Cause	Resolution
Missing executionContext	--in-memory without context	Error: "No execution context found. Only available when called by lite-plan."
File not found	File path doesn't exist	Error: "File not found: {path}. Check file path."
Empty file	File exists but no content	Error: "File is empty: {path}. Provide task description."
Invalid Enhanced Task JSON	JSON missing required fields	Warning: "Missing required fields. Treating as plain text."
Malformed JSON	JSON parsing fails	Treat as plain text (expected for non-JSON files)
Execution failure	Agent/Codex crashes	Display error, use fixed ID ${sessionId}-${groupId} for resume: ccw cli exec "Continue" --resume <fixed-id> --id <fixed-id>-retry
Execution timeout	CLI exceeded timeout	Use fixed ID for resume with extended timeout
Codex unavailable	Codex not installed	Show installation instructions, offer Agent execution
Fixed ID not found	Custom ID lookup failed	Check ccw cli history, verify date directories

Data Structures

executionContext (Input - Mode 1)

Passed from lite-plan via global variable:

{
  planObject: {
    summary: string,
    approach: string,
    tasks: [...],
    estimated_time: string,
    recommended_execution: string,
    complexity: string
  },
  explorationsContext: {...} | null,       // Multi-angle explorations
  explorationAngles: string[],             // List of exploration angles
  explorationManifest: {...} | null,       // Exploration manifest
  clarificationContext: {...} | null,
  executionMethod: "Agent" | "Codex" | "Auto",
  codeReviewTool: "Skip" | "Gemini Review" | "Agent Review" | string,
  originalUserInput: string,

  // Session artifacts location (saved by lite-plan)
  session: {
    id: string,                        // Session identifier: {taskSlug}-{shortTimestamp}
    folder: string,                    // Session folder path: .workflow/.lite-plan/{session-id}
    artifacts: {
      explorations: [{angle, path}],   // exploration-{angle}.json paths
      explorations_manifest: string,   // explorations-manifest.json path
      plan: string                     // plan.json path (always present)
    }
  }
}

Artifact Usage:

• Artifact files contain detailed planning context
• Pass artifact paths to CLI tools and agents for enhanced context
• See execution options below for usage examples

executionResult (Output)

Collected after each execution call completes:

{
  executionId: string,                 // e.g., "[Agent-1]", "[Codex-1]"
  status: "completed" | "partial" | "failed",
  tasksSummary: string,                // Brief description of tasks handled
  completionSummary: string,           // What was completed
  keyOutputs: string,                  // Files created/modified, key changes
  notes: string,                       // Important context for next execution
  fixedCliId: string | null            // Fixed CLI execution ID (e.g., "implement-auth-2025-12-13-P1")
}

Appended to previousExecutionResults array for context continuity in multi-execution scenarios.

Fixed ID Pattern: ${sessionId}-${groupId} enables predictable lookup without auto-generated timestamps.

Resume Usage: If status is "partial" or "failed", use fixedCliId to resume:

# Lookup previous execution
ccw cli detail ${fixedCliId}

# Resume with new fixed ID for retry
ccw cli exec "Continue from where we left off" --resume ${fixedCliId} --tool codex --mode auto --id ${fixedCliId}-retry