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handoff

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Save a short handoff of the current work to knowledge/handoffs/CURRENT.md so a fresh session (after /clear or restart) can pick up where this one stopped. Use when the user says "handoff", "save context", "I'm going to clear", when a task finishes, or when switching topics.

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  1. Very specific:

    Write the state a fresh session needs to continue without re-deriving anything.

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  2. Very specific:

    If knowledge/handoffs/CURRENT.md exists and covers a different topic or an older task, move it to …

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  3. Very specific:

    Write knowledge/handoffs/CURRENT.md using the template below.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Never write secrets: no connection strings with passwords, API keys, tokens, or private keys.

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SKILL.md

Handoff

Write the state a fresh session needs to continue without re-deriving anything. The plugin's SessionStart hook loads it automatically in the next session (in Claude Code also after /clear and after the conversation is compacted).

Steps

  1. If knowledge/handoffs/CURRENT.md exists and covers a different topic or an older task, move it to knowledge/handoffs/archive/<YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM>-<slug>.md first. If it is the same ongoing task, update it in place.
  2. Collect facts: git branch --show-current, git status --short, git log --oneline -5, any dev servers or background runs still alive (ports, test shells), and what this conversation decided.
  3. Write knowledge/handoffs/CURRENT.md using the template below. Keep it under 60 lines. Use specific file paths, commands and decisions, not narrative.
  4. Never write secrets: no connection strings with passwords, API keys, tokens, or private keys. Refer to them by env var name.
  5. Reply with one line: Handoff saved to knowledge/handoffs/CURRENT.md. Safe to /clear.

Template

# Handoff: <topic>
Updated: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM> | Branch: <branch> | Last commit: <hash subject>

## Goal
<1-2 lines: what the user is trying to achieve and why>

## Done
- <finished item, with file paths / commits>

## In progress
- <what was being changed when we stopped; exact file and function>

## Next steps
1. <the very next action a fresh session should take>
2. ...

## Decisions (and why)
- <decision>: <reason / user's words>

## Open questions / blockers
- <waiting on user, credentials, approval, etc.>

## State to know
- Uncommitted: <files or "none">
- Running: <servers, ports, background tests or "nothing">
- Tests: <which ran, results, known failures>

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