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Developer Automates Claude Code Session Resumption with Shell Script

A developer has created a shell script named `resume-on-ratelimit.sh` to automatically resume interrupted Claude Code sessions that stall due to rate limits. The script utilizes a `PROGRESS.md` file as a handoff ticket, which Claude Code updates with its progress. When a session is interrupted, the script waits for a specified duration and then retries the task, reading the `PROGRESS.md` file to continue from where it left off. This process is designed to prevent the loss of context and the need for manual restarts, with configurable retry counts and wait times. AI

IMPACT Provides a practical solution for developers using LLMs for coding tasks, improving workflow efficiency by handling rate limits.

RANK_REASON Developer-created script for a specific tool's workflow.

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Developer Automates Claude Code Session Resumption with Shell Script

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Lily ·

    How I Auto-Resume a Rate-Limited Claude Code Session with PROGRESS.md and Retries

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