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End-of-session handoff — updates AGENTS.md and docs, writes a session handoff file, and generates a copy/paste prompt for the next agent. Use when user says "handoff", "wrap up", "end session", "clear context", or wants to prepare context for the next conversation.

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30. Juli 2026 um 12:29
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handoff
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End-of-session handoff — updates AGENTS.md and docs, writes a session handoff file, and generates a copy/paste prompt for the next agent. Use when user says "handoff", "wrap up", "end session", "clear context", or wants to prepare context for the next conversation.
# Session Handoff Run all steps in order. Do not skip any. ## Step 1 — Discover what changed Run these commands and study the output: ``` git log --oneline origin/main..HEAD git diff --stat origin/main..HEAD ``` If `origin/main` is not set, use the oldest commit of the session (check conversation context for the starting commit). Summarize: - How many commits - Which areas changed (src/, __tests__/, projects/, templates/, docs/) - Key features/fixes/refactors ## Step 2 — Update project docs For each doc below, check if this session's changes require an update. Only touch docs that are actually stale — don't rewrite for the sake of it. | Doc | Update if... | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | `AGENTS.md` | Key rules, project structure, public API, or doc index changed | | `docs/architecture.md` | Architecture patterns, DI, feature layout, or pipeline changed | | `docs/public-api.md` | Exports from src/index.ts were added/removed/changed | | `docs/project-structure.md`| Directory structure or file organization changed | | `docs/testing.md` | Testing patterns or conventions changed | | `docs/hard-won-decisions.md`| A significant design decision was made | State which docs you updated and which you skipped (with reason). ## Step 3 — Run checks ``` yarn format:fix && yarn lint:fix && yarn check:imports && yarn ts-check && yarn test ``` Fix any issues. If tests fail, investigate and fix before proceeding. ## Step 4 — Commit all changes Commit everything that's uncommitted. Use a descriptive message. ## Step 5 — Write handoff file Write `docs/handoff/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md` where `<slug>` is a 2-3 word kebab-case summary of the session's main work. Template: ```markdown # Session Handoff — YYYY-MM-DD — <Title> ## What was done - Bullet list of significant changes (not every commit — group by theme) - Include commit count and test count ## Key decisions - Any rules established or changed - Any architectural decisions made - Any conventions introduced ## Current state - Branch: <branch name> - Tests: N passed - Typecheck: passing/failing - Unpushed commits: N ## What might come next - Obvious follow-up work - Known issues or loose ends - Anything the user mentioned wanting to do next ``` ## Step 6 — Generate handoff prompt Output a fenced block the user can copy/paste into the next conversation. Format: ```` ``` ## Context — Session YYYY-MM-DD handoff <2-3 sentence summary of what was accomplished> ### Key changes - <grouped bullet list of what changed, with file/area references> ### Rules established - <any new conventions or rules, with enough detail to act on> ### Current state - Branch: <name>, N commits ahead of origin (not pushed) - All checks green: format, lint, imports, typecheck, N tests - <any caveats> ### What might come next - <prioritized list of follow-up work> - <known issues> ``` ```` Tell the user: "Copy the block above and paste it as your first message in the next conversation."
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