| name | main-chat-handoff |
| description | Turn a completed side-chat discussion into one paste-ready prompt for the main chat. Use when Igor asks for a prompt, handoff, copy-paste instruction, or main-thread message after using a side conversation to debate, inspect, or decide implementation details. |
Main Chat Handoff
Produce the exact text Igor can paste into the main chat. The main chat has no side-chat context, so the prompt must be self-contained, settled, and actionable.
Workflow
- Read the recent side-chat discussion and identify the final settled instructions.
- Separate decisions from exploration. Keep decisions; drop discarded options, debate history, and side-chat provenance.
- Convert conclusions into direct imperatives for the main chat.
- Make the prompt contextless: include names, paths, API boundaries, invariants, and acceptance criteria needed to act without knowing this side chat existed.
- Output only the prompt text. Do not introduce it with "use this", "paste this", or similar wrapper text.
Rules
- Do not ask the main chat to redo research already completed in the side chat.
- Do not say "likely", "probably", "maybe", "if needed", or similar hedges for settled conclusions.
- Do not mention experimental branches, previous checks, or side-chat evidence unless Igor explicitly wants that in the prompt.
- Do not tell the main chat to "check X for reference" when the side chat already checked X and reached a decision.
- Do not include implementation search commands unless Igor asks for verification commands in the prompt.
- Do not wrap the whole prompt in a Markdown code block. Do not use any code blocks.
- Do not repeat the same rule in multiple sections.
- Do not include verification commands; this is main chat's concern.
- Preserve Igor's exact requested names, paths, statuses, route names, file paths, literals, and vocabulary.
- If something is unresolved, either ask Igor before producing the handoff or mark it explicitly as a question for the main chat. Do not smuggle uncertainty into requirements. Assume it'll be blindly pasted.
