What should I do after an interrupted run?

An interrupted task indicates that a previous run stopped unexpectedly. Review its recorded events and persistent workspace before restarting because useful or partial output may remain.

Before you begin

Task status describes execution, not whether the result is factually correct or ready to publish. Keep the original input and inspect the actual output file. Task details, results and execution events provide different evidence; use them together when deciding whether to accept, revise or retry work.

Steps

1. Open the task’s details after restarting OfficeCubs.
2. Read the last events.
3. Inspect saved files.
4. Choose whether to continue, retry or start a narrower task.

Example

A partially drafted deck may already contain the correct outline. Preserve it and ask for missing slides with explicit filenames instead of discarding all progress.

Check the result

Verify the final artifact and distinguish old partial files from the accepted result.

Limits and troubleshooting

Restart recovery does not prove that an interrupted tool finished its external actions. Check those actions before repeating them.