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codewhale sessions footer shows wrong resume command (--resume should be resume) #2758

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Description

The codewhale sessions command prints a footer telling users to run codewhale --resume to resume a session.
However, --resume is not a valid top-level flag of the codewhale CLI dispatcher — it only exists as a flag on codewhale-tui and under codewhale exec.
Running the suggested command produces an error.
The correct command is the subcommand form: codewhale resume .

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Steps to reproduce

  1. Run codewhale sessions in a workspace with saved sessions.
  2. Observe the footer line: Resume with: codewhale --resume
  3. Run codewhale --resume as suggested.
  4. See the error.

Expected behavior

The footer should show the correct command: codewhale resume , and that command should resume the session without errors.

Actual behavior

The footer shows codewhale --resume . Running it produces:

error: unexpected argument '--resume 74ab70ed' found
tip: a similar argument exists: '--resume'
Usage: codewhale-tui --resume

Impact

Affects every user who tries to resume a session from the codewhale sessions output.
The suggested command does not work, causing confusion and friction. Reproducible every time.

Environment

  • OS: Windows 11
  • codewhale version: v0.8.53
  • Install method: Cargo install
  • codewhale doctor summary:
  • Model/provider: deepseek
  • Terminal app: Windows Terminal
  • Shell: PowerShell

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