cross-session-handoff
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Read, write, snapshot, and lock .arcgentic/state.yaml across planner, dev, audit, and optional test sessions.
In this repository18 other files it gives its agents.
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- agency-rosterSkill
- arcgenticSkill
- audit-roundSkill
- claude-code-session-brokerSkill
- close-roundSkill
- codex-thread-orchestrationSkill
- codify-lessonSkill
- execute-roundSkill
- orchestrate-roundSkill
- plan-roundSkill
- pre-round-scanSkill
- session-modeSkill
- source-intakeSkill
- spec-governanceSkill
- track-refsSkill
- using-arcgenticSkill
- verify-gatesSkill
The file
Files
cross-session-handoff
Manages .arcgentic/state.yaml as the shared state medium across multiple AI
sessions.
Commands
arcgentic cross-session-handoff read
arcgentic cross-session-handoff write --session-id dev-session --updates '{"current_phase":"dev"}'
arcgentic cross-session-handoff snapshot --session-id audit-session
arcgentic cross-session-handoff acquire-lock --session-id dev-session --ttl 600
arcgentic cross-session-handoff release-lock --session-id dev-sessionRules
- Reads do not acquire a lock.
- Writes acquire a TTL lock, write through a temp file, then rename atomically.
- Snapshots go to
.arcgentic/state-history/. - A session must not overwrite another non-expired lock.
See also
toolkit/src/arcgentic/skills_impl/cross_session_handoff.py
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