0.13.0: Continue where you left off, for real this time
Big Braze audits and performance pulls that previously hit the context limit now pause cleanly and offer to continue — no re-running, no lost work. Claude picks up exactly where it stopped when you say go.
What shipped
•When a heavy Orbit tool runs into the Claude context limit, the response now carries a continuation token — and Claude will ask "I've pulled X of Y so far, would you like me to continue?". Say yes and Claude calls the new orbit_continue_job tool, which picks up from the last checkpoint. Previous work is preserved.
•Retrofitted three tools that hit this most often: full Braze instance audits (orbit_audit_braze_instance), Content Block deep audits (orbit_audit_content_blocks), and Braze performance pulls (orbit_braze_performance). More will follow as usage data tells us which tools to convert next.
•Checkpoints last an hour and clear if Orbit restarts. If you try to continue after that, Claude will tell you the paused work has expired and offer to re-run the original request fresh.
•Version-safe resumes: if Orbit auto-updates between a pause and a continue, the resume is rejected cleanly rather than silently producing wrong results under a new schema.