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Write a path-free, clipboard-ready handoff prompt that lets another agent investigate, discuss, or pick up a specific task.
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| name | handoff |
| description | Write a path-free, clipboard-ready handoff prompt that lets another agent investigate, discuss, or pick up a specific task. |
Write a clipboard-ready prompt for another agent to investigate, discuss, or work on a specific task.
Use when the user asks for handoff <task>, "write a handoff", "delegate this",
or wants a prompt for another agent.
The prompt must:
Use this shape by default:
I want to discuss and possibly work on: <short task title>
Context:
- <portable repo/product context>
- <what triggered this task>
- <known current state, branch/issue/PR names or URLs if relevant>
- <important constraints and ownership boundaries>
Before doing any implementation:
- Find the right repository from the current directory, a parent directory, or the usual workspace.
- Read the local agent/repo instructions.
- Inspect the relevant code, docs, tests, recent commits, and linked issue/PR state.
- Decide whether this task is still real, whether the proposed direction is a good idea, and whether a smaller/better fix exists.
- Call out stale assumptions, hidden risks, and anything that should stop the work.
Task:
- <what to investigate or implement if the review supports it>
- <expected behavior or decision criteria>
- <non-goals>
Validation:
- <focused tests/checks/live proof expected>
- <what evidence should be included>
- <what is explicitly not required>
Output:
- Start with your review findings and recommendation.
- Then give the proposed plan or patch summary.
- If you edit code, keep changes scoped and report exact proof run.
- Do not push, merge, close issues/PRs, label, or post public comments unless explicitly told.
cb < /tmp/handoff-prompt.txt
cb copies stdin to the clipboard; bare cb pastes it back. Use a temp file or
pipe. Avoid inline shell quoting for prompts containing backticks, $, quotes,
or user text.
If cb is unavailable, use the platform clipboard tool (pbcopy, wl-copy,
xclip, clip.exe) or print the prompt and say clipboard copy was unavailable.