handover

Generate a concise handover prompt for the next session, ensuring current work context is persisted and the next task is clear.

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Repository: lefant/agent-skills
Last source activity: March 27, 2026 at 07:26
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name: handover
description: Generate a concise handover prompt for the next session, ensuring current work context is persisted and the next task is clear.

# Handover Use this skill when the user wants a resume prompt for a future session. This skill is the replacement for the old `handover` command. ## Workflow 1. Gather recent context first using `recent-context-from-git` 2. Ensure there is a current `_progress.md` devlog if work is still in progress 3. Identify the next task from plans, issues, or the conversation 4. Produce a concise handover prompt with references Keep the handover description to five sentences or fewer. Use this output shape: ```text HANDOVER PROMPT [Short description of current work and state] Context: - Devlog: thoughts/shared/devlog/YYYY-MM-DD_session_progress.md - Plan: thoughts/shared/plans/YYYY-MM-DD_plan.md - Spec: docs/specs/feature.md - ADR: docs/decisions/YYYY-MM-DD_decision.md - Issues: BD-042, #123 Next: [specific next task] ``` ## Writing Guidance - Prefer concrete references over general summaries - Persist context while it is fresh - Be honest about gaps, blockers, and deviations - Do not invent next steps that are not supported by docs or conversation context

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