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Generate structured session handoff notes for cross-session continuity. Use at end of session or when switching context.
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| name | handing-off-session |
| description | Generate structured session handoff notes for cross-session continuity. Use at end of session or when switching context. |
| compatibility | Designed for Claude Code |
| metadata | {"allowed-tools":"Read, Write, Glob, Grep","argument-hint":["output-path"],"context":"inline","stability":"development"} |
Target: $ARGUMENTS
Captures session state as a structured markdown note for the next session to pick up. Stateless — markdown files only, no database, no daemon.
| Position | Name | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | output-path | no | auto | Where to write the handoff note. |
Default output path: .claude/handoffs/YYYY-MM-DD-<short-description>.md
The <short-description> is a 2-4 word slug derived from the session's primary
focus (e.g. 2026-04-06-session-handoff-skill.md).
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Ensure output dir — Create .claude/handoffs/ if it doesn't exist.
Write handoff note — Use the template below. Be concise — enough to resume, no more.
# Session Handoff — <date>
## What Was Done
[Completed work, key commits, PRs created/merged]
## What's Pending
[Open tasks, unfinished work, next steps]
## Key Decisions
[Architectural choices, trade-offs made, rejected alternatives]
## Modified Files
[List of files changed with brief reason]
## Blockers
[External dependencies, open questions, things that need user input]
Next session can read the latest handoff:
# Find latest handoff
ls -t .claude/handoffs/*.md | head -1
Or read all recent handoffs to rebuild context across multiple sessions.