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handoff
// Compact the current conversation (or a side-topic that surfaced mid-grill) into a handoff document another agent can pick up. Use when a tangent deserves its own task, or to summarize a session for a fresh agent.
// Compact the current conversation (or a side-topic that surfaced mid-grill) into a handoff document another agent can pick up. Use when a tangent deserves its own task, or to summarize a session for a fresh agent.
| name | handoff |
| description | Compact the current conversation (or a side-topic that surfaced mid-grill) into a handoff document another agent can pick up. Use when a tangent deserves its own task, or to summarize a session for a fresh agent. |
| argument-hint | What will the next session be used for? |
Write a handoff document summarising the current conversation (or a specific side-topic that surfaced) so a fresh agent can continue the work without re-deriving context.
Check .ab-method/structure/index.yaml first. In an AB Method project, handoffs are a tracked artifact, not throwaway scratch — save to docs/handoffs/[slug].md (the location the index defines). The slug is a short kebab-case summary of the topic, e.g. rate-limit-redis-vs-token-bucket.md.
If the project is not an AB Method project (no .ab-method/), fall back to the temporary directory of the user's OS — do not pollute the workspace.
The most common trigger here: you are in the middle of a grill-with-docs / grill-me session and a tangent emerges that clearly deserves its own task. Do not derail the current grill. Instead:
docs/handoffs/.<slug> as a handoff — resume it any time with /create-task-from-handoff <slug>." Then continue grilling the original topic.grill-with-docs, tdd). For a deferred-task spin-off, the suggested next step is /create-task-from-handoff.progress-tracker.md) by path or URL. Do not duplicate their content.Resume a handoff (a side-topic spun off mid-grill) and turn it into a test-driven task. Use when the user wants to continue grilling on a deferred topic captured under docs/handoffs/.
Extend an existing goal — broaden or add to its objective, building on top of what the earlier /goal run already implemented. Use when the user wants to expand a goal after a /goal run.
Analyze and document a project's backend patterns — API design, data access, service structure. Use when the user wants a backend-only architecture analysis.
Analyze and document a project's frontend patterns — component structure, state management, conventions. Use when the user wants a frontend-only architecture analysis.
Analyze a project's architecture end to end — extract domain language, map the tech stack, document frontend and backend patterns. Use when onboarding a new codebase or refreshing the architecture baseline.
Produce a ready-to-run prompt for an autonomous /goal loop. Use when the user wants to hand off one continuous objective with a verifiable stop condition to run autonomously.