handoff

name	handoff
description	Compact the current conversation into a self-contained handoff document so a fresh agent (new chat, another machine, another AI client) can continue the work without re-discovering the context. References durable artifacts (`openspec/`, `memory.md`, commits, `1c-templates-mcp` notes) instead of duplicating them. Use when the user says 'handoff', 'compact session', 'save context for continuation', or invokes `/handoff`.
argument-hint	Optional: focus of the next session, or a target path/folder for the handoff file.

handoff — session transfer to the next agent

Adapted from mattpocock/skills (skills/productivity/handoff, MIT). Compresses the current conversation into a self-contained document for the next session. Principle: reference durable artifacts, do not duplicate them.

Triggers

Use this skill when the user says:

• "handoff", "compact session", "/handoff"
• "save context for continuation", "brief the next session"
• equivalent Russian phrases such as "сделай handoff", "передай контекст", "сохрани контекст для продолжения"

Argument

• If the argument looks like a path (ends with .md or points to an existing directory) → target path.
• Otherwise → focus of the next session (insert it into the handoff header).
• If both are present, treat the first token as the path and the rest as focus.
• Without an argument, ask the user for the focus in one line and continue with the default path.

Where to write

1. Default directory: handoffs/ at the project root. Create it if missing.
2. Default file name: handoff-<YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS>.md (local time).
3. If the user provided a path, use it (overwrite without confirmation).
4. Before writing, read the target file through Read. The expected "does not exist" error is fine; this is protection against overwriting an unrelated existing file with the same name.
5. If the project has .gitignore and handoffs/ is not mentioned there, offer to add it (handoffs are session artifacts, not code), but do not add it automatically.

PowerShell conventions (\ in paths, quotes around paths with spaces) — see the powershell-windows skill.

Document structure

# Handoff: <one-line session goal>

**When**: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM local>
**Branch / commit**: <branch>, latest commit <short SHA + subject>
**Next session focus**: <argument focus, if provided>

## Current State
1-3 sentences: what was done last, what remains unfinished, what is blocked.

## Open Questions
Bulleted list of real unresolved questions (architectural forks, waiting for the user, unclear contract). If empty, omit the section.

## Files Changed In This Session
- `path/to/file.bsl` — what changed and why.
- `path/to/file.xml` — same.
Only include the current session diff. If nothing changed, omit the section.

## Verification State
Which gates from `verification-checklist.md` passed / failed / were skipped. Latest `syntaxcheck` / `check_1c_code` / `review_1c_code` result in brief (error count, key messages).

## Next Steps
1-5 imperative items ("Check movements for `РегистрНакопления.<Имя>`", "Finish `ОбработкаПроведения` for document `<Имя>`").

## What To Load Next Session
- **Subagents**: `1c-<name>` when the task matches their role (see ).
 :  based on the task trigger (see ).
 : especially relevant tools ( for X,  before refactoring Y,  for topic Z).
 :  when there is an active OpenSpec proposal,  for metadata re-export, etc.


 , , 
  — relevant sections
  notes —  keys: , 
 Commits / PR / Issue
 ITS articles, platform documentation pages

What NOT to write in the handoff

• Contents of existing artifacts (PRD, OpenSpec proposal/design/tasks, ADR, ITS page, commit, PR description). Link only.
• Full module code. Only include a short change description and path.
• Secrets, tokens, passwords, .dev.env contents, infobase connection strings.
• Long MCP output dumps. Include only the result and call parameters so the check can be repeated if needed.

After writing

1. Tell the user the absolute path of the created file and its line count.
2. If the session produced corrections / facts that may qualify for memory.md or 1c-templates-mcp (remember) under AGENTS.md → Project memory, list them separately as candidates for long-term memory. Do not save automatically (memory.md is strict, remember is targeted).

Boundaries

• Handoff is a session artifact, not configuration and not code. Do not run syntaxcheck / check_1c_code / review_1c_code against it.
• Handoff does not replace an OpenSpec proposal. If the task requires a proposal and it does not exist yet, additionally suggest /opsx:propose and reference the future ID from the handoff.
• Handoff does not duplicate memory.md and recall notes. Memory and handoff are different channels (see AGENTS.md → Project memory).
• Handoff is written in normal grammar, not caveman style, so the next agent can read it without ambiguity.