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Write compact caller-authored session evidence without choosing continuation. Triggers: "handoff", "write compact session handoff".

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# Handoff A handoff works because the next context can act on exact paths and facts without trusting the author's memory; any line the reader cannot verify from the artifact itself is decoration, not handoff. ## Prompt ```text Write a handoff for this session in agentops-wt/train2-c: goal was migrating regen to Go, I finished cli/internal/gates/regen.go and left scripts/regen-all.sh untouched, tests are green, and the next context still needs to update docs/CI-CD.md. Write it to .agents/ao/handoff/. ``` ## It's working if Observable in the trace, without reading the prose: - Every completed item names an exact evidence path like `cli/internal/gates/regen.go`, not a chronological narration. - The artifact lands at the caller-named authorized path; new CDLC evidence uses an explicitly selected external non-Git location. - Readback of that exact artifact path shows the content written. - Only caller-supplied `continuation` text appears as next action; no owner, tracker state, or verdict is invented. ## Contract Write a factual session artifact that another context can read. Include: - caller-supplied goal and summary; - completed artifacts and exact evidence paths; - unresolved acceptance, findings, causal uncertainties, and risks; - for a bounded goal, observed native stop/continuation state, measured remaining allowance or explicit measurement gaps, and whether the one helper for the current HOLD incident was already used, with existing evidence references; ...

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Author
boshu2
Repository
boshu2/agentops
Created
10 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Go
License
Apache-2.0

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