Resume a workflow run
Resumes a run that failed or was stopped, carrying on from the step it died on. The script is re-executed from the top — a program has no continuation to restore across a process death — but every step the run already settled answers from the record instead of running again, so a run that died at step 14 of 21 pays only for the steps that are left and writes the same step structure an uninterrupted run would have written. Completed and failed steps both answer from the record; a step that was merely interrupted holds no settled answer and runs. The source re-executed is the source stored when the run started, never a file on disk, so editing the script between attempts cannot change the structure. Only failed and stopped runs are resumable: resuming a pending, running or completed run is a conflict.
Path Parameters
The workflow run's id.
Response
Run accepted and resuming; watch events or poll the run.
A deterministic orchestration run with per-step progress.
pending, running, completed, failed, stopped Reserved response field. The current host snapshots a local path into the run's stored source and does not retain or return the path, so this field is absent for both source forms.
4096The session the run's agents work in, so their transcripts can be read back after the run and after a restart. Absent until the run has started one, and cleared if that session is later purged.
Present when the run itself failed outside any step.

