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handoff-disciplinelisted

Use when completing a task or running out of context limit. Ensures the next session or human engineer has exactly what they need to resume work instantly.
yeaight7/agent-powerups · ★ 7 · DevOps & Infrastructure · score 76
Install: claude install-skill yeaight7/agent-powerups
# Handoff Discipline When ending a session, handing a task back to the user, or preparing to swap to a new context window, you must leave a clean paper trail. ## The Handoff Rules 1. **State the End Condition**: Explain exactly why you are stopping (e.g., "Task complete", "Blocked on PR", "Context window too large"). 2. **Leave a Breadcrumb**: If the task is incomplete, summarize the last successful step, the current failing step, and the *exact next command* to run. 3. **Commit or Stash**: Ensure the working directory is clean. Either commit the work, tell the user to commit, or stash it. Do not leave unverified messy state. 4. **Link the Work**: Provide file paths to the modified files or generated artifacts so the next agent/user doesn't have to search for them. ## The Handoff Summary Format When creating a handoff summary file (e.g., `handoff.md`), use this exact structure: ```markdown ### 1. Goal [1-2 sentences on what we were trying to do] ### 2. State - ✅ Completed: [What works] - 🚧 In Progress: [What is broken or partial] - 🛑 Blockers: [What stopped us] ### 3. Next Steps 1. Run `npm test ...` 2. Fix the error in `src/foo.ts` around line X. ```