handoff

# Handoff — memory first, then the kickoff A fresh session has **zero** memory of this one; the handoff note is the only bridge. Run this whenever work winds down — even if no one asked (core/50). ## When this fires "handoff" / "wrap up" / "let's stop here" / "I'm running low on context" / a phase or task just closed. ## Fast path — if `./scripts/handoff.sh` exists 1. Run `./scripts/handoff.sh [item-id]` — it pre-fills branch/HEAD/dirty count and scaffolds `.harness/handoffs/handoff-<stamp>.md` with the standard sections. 2. Fill the scaffolded sections (below), then emit the kickoff block as your final message. ## Fallback — no script 1. **Safe state FIRST** (core/50 step 1): commit or stash so nothing half-edited is lost. Never hand off a dirty tree silently. 2. Write `.harness/handoffs/handoff-<stamp>.md` with these sections: - **What shipped this session** — with commit SHAs / PR links. - **What is still pending.** - **Deviations / decisions made** (so they're not re-litigated). - **Exact next step** — the single first action for the next session. - **Gotchas** a fresh session would otherwise re-derive. 3. Emit a fenced **"Kickoff prompt for after reset"** block: 3–6 sentences of self-contained prose (not bullets — they paste it straight in) covering the item id, branch + HEAD, what's done, the single next step, decisions already made, and the handoff note path. ## Report Name the handoff file you wrote and end your message with the fenced ...