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Write a session handoff at the end of a session so the next session can start from where this one stopped without rereading the whole conversation. Use when user says "handoff", "wrap up", "write a handoff", "end of session", "park this session", "save where we are", or to RESUME with "/handoff read", "pick up the handoff", "read the handoff". Writes a tight resume note (HANDOFF.md) into the working directory, not a full transcript. Scope is the current project's resume note only, not searching or summarizing past sessions, and not any project-specific "resume" command the environment may have.

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# Handoff Capture the minimum a fresh session needs to continue this work: what it is, where it stands, the exact next action. The next session reads ONE file instead of replaying the conversation. Optimized for "start from here", not "understand everything that happened". The handoff is written to **the current working directory** (the project/folder being worked in), as `HANDOFF.md` at its root. It travels with the project, not with any tool's memory. Two modes: - **Write** (default): no args, or "handoff", "wrap up", "park this session", "save where we are". - **Read**: "/handoff read", "pick up the handoff", "read the handoff". **Scope.** Handoff only reads/writes the resume note in the current project directory. It does not search or summarize past sessions ("where did I work on X / when did I last do Y" is a different job). And a bare "resume" or "continue" may belong to a project-specific resume command rather than this skill — only fire handoff-read on the explicit phrasings above. ## Write mode ### 1. Reconstruct the session from THIS conversation Do NOT re-run searches or re-read source files. Pull everything from what already happened in this session: - The actual goal being worked toward (the real one, not the first ask if it shifted). - What got done vs. what's still open. - The exact next step — the single most concrete thing the next session should do first. - Decisions made and WHY (so the next session doesn't relitigate them). - Dead ends and out-of-s...

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Author
techwolf-ai
Repository
techwolf-ai/ai-first-toolkit
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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