@@ -59,12 +59,12 @@ references files and symbols. The output of `np t a` tells it to update tasks as
it works on them with something like `np t u -i task-id -s status`.
Commands that modify the model's goal or list output the full changed plan
-(formatted [like so](#the-format)) so it doesn't have to run another command to
-check, obviating patterns like `git status` after every `git commit`. It can use
-`np p` to check the plan (goal, desc, remaining tasks, descs) and use `np t -s
-status` to filter to `pending`, `in progress`, `completed`, `all`, etc. tasks,
-but usually doesn't need to because we immediately show it after every
-modification.
+(formatted [like so](#the-format-the-model-sees)) so it doesn't have to run
+another command to check, obviating patterns like `git status` after every `git
+commit`. It can use `np p` to check the plan (goal, desc, remaining tasks,
+descs) and use `np t -s status` to filter to `pending`, `in progress`,
+`completed`, `all`, etc. tasks, but usually doesn't need to because we
+immediately show it after every modification.
Resume an interrupted session in a new context window by typing your own
instructions on what to do next _and_ telling the model to run `np r`. This