// Standardize coding handoffs between builder, QA, and deploy agents. Use when a coding task moves across stages and requires strict ACK/DONE/BLOCKED status updates, branch metadata, and PR readiness checks.
Audit SOUL.md, SKILL.md, IDENTITY.md, and workspace templates for frontmatter compliance, duplicate names across core/extended catalogs, description quality, placeholder hygiene, and prompt-budget size before they are copied into an OpenClaw workspace.
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| name | coding-handoff |
| description | Standardize coding handoffs between builder, QA, and deploy agents. Use when a coding task moves across stages and requires strict ACK/DONE/BLOCKED status updates, branch metadata, and PR readiness checks. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Copy to agents/<coder>/skills/coding-handoff/SKILL.md. Requires agents configured with sessions_send for inter-agent handoffs.
Always send handoff messages using:
fromtotask_idpriority (P1/P2/P3)summarycontext (branch, commit, environment)done_when (checklist)deliver_to (topic/channel target)ACK quickly with ownership and ETA.DONE with evidence (tests, logs, diff summary) or BLOCKED with explicit unblock requirements.Before DONE, verify:
If any gate fails, return BLOCKED, not DONE.
Branches created during a coding handoff should encode origin and task for traceability:
<agent-id>/<task_id>-<short-slug>
Examples: coder/build-142-coupon-rounding, coder/auth-jwt-001-refresh-token.
This pattern makes it easy to grep history for an agent's work, link branches back to task IDs in topic messages, and reason about cleanup. Avoid bare slugs (fix-bug) or timestamp-only branches — they don't carry provenance.
Do not commit or push unless the task explicitly asks for it. The DONE message references the local branch; pushing/PR-opening is a separate explicit step.
A handoff is bounded by done_when. Anything outside that scope:
Risks/Notes. Do not fix it in the same change.Scope creep turns a 1-hour handoff into a 6-hour mystery. The handoff format exists to keep work bounded — respect it.