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Use when the user wants to resume work from a handoff written by another agent. Reads the latest open handoff addressed to Claude from ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/ and continues from there. Triggered explicitly via /pickup.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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| name | pickup |
| description | Use when the user wants to resume work from a handoff written by another agent. Reads the latest open handoff addressed to Claude from ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/ and continues from there. Triggered explicitly via /pickup. |
/pickup is the read side of the cross-agent handoff protocol (write side: /handoff). It scans ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/ for open handoffs addressed to Claude, surfaces them, then loads the chosen one as conversation context and marks it consumed.
The full protocol — file naming, frontmatter schema, status lifecycle — lives in ~/.ai-shared/AGENTS.md under "Cross-Agent Handoff Protocol".
Do NOT use when:
1. List ls ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/*.md 2>/dev/null
Filter: frontmatter `to: claude*` AND `status: open`
Sort: newest first by filename (timestamps sort lexically)
2. Choose - 0 matches → tell the user, stop.
- 1 match → read it, show summary, ask "pick this up?"
- N>1 → list them (timestamp, from, task one-liner),
ask which to pick up.
3. Verify Before acting on the handoff:
- Confirm "Files touched" still exist on disk.
- Re-run `git status` if a project path is given —
compare to "Rebuild status".
- Re-run `git -C /etc/nixos/mandragora worktree list` to check for open worktrees.
If state diverges materially, surface the divergence
to the user before continuing.
4. Mark Edit the handoff frontmatter:
status: consumed
consumed_at: <UTC ISO timestamp>
Keep the file in place — append-only history.
5. Continue Resume from "Next step", asking the user any "Open
questions" before acting on them.
Open handoffs addressed to Claude:
for f in ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/*.md; do
[ -f "$f" ] || continue
awk '/^---$/{n++; next} n==1' "$f" | grep -q '^to: claude' || continue
awk '/^---$/{n++; next} n==1' "$f" | grep -q '^status: open' || continue
echo "$f"
done | sort -r
Newest first because timestamps in filenames are YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSZ (UTC, no separators) — they sort lexically.
Use the Edit tool to flip two frontmatter lines:
status: open → status: consumed
consumed_at: → consumed_at: 2026-04-26T15:08:00Z
Compute the timestamp with date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ. Don't rewrite the rest of the file.
After successful pickup, report to the user:
Picked up: <filename>
from: <agent>
task: <one-line summary>
next step: <one-line>
Marked consumed at <timestamp>.
[Then proceed with the next step or surface any divergence/open questions.]
If nothing to pick up:
No open handoffs addressed to claude in ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/.
Then stop or proceed per user direction.
Use when adding, changing, looking up, or auditing keybindings/hotkeys/shortcuts across the mandragora repo. Loads the cross-program inventory and the user's existing binding "language" (modifier conventions, key families, shared prefixes) before proposing changes. Triggers on "bind X to Y", "what does <key> do", "find a free key for Z", conflict checks, hotkey audits, or any edit to hyprland/aerc/nvim/zsh/tmux/yazi/mpv/waybar bindings.
Use when about to launch any GPU/CUDA/PyTorch/Ollama workload, when wrapping a program that uses an LLM or image generator, when handling GPU coordination on Mandragora, or when working with the bots (im-gen, llm-via-telegram, crush, MCP server). Loads the full Mandragora gpu-lock contract — non-blocking respect-the-holder protocol, CLI verbs, library API, VRAM cleanup discipline, hard rules.
Use when the user wants to pass current task context to another AI agent (Gemini, Qwen, etc.) so they can continue mid-thought. Writes a structured baton-pass to ~/.ai-shared/handoffs/. Triggered explicitly via /handoff [to].
Use when /etc/nixos/mandragora has uncommitted changes that span multiple unrelated topics and the user wants each topic committed separately. Walks the diff, groups hunks by concern, and commits each group as its own commit.
Use when the user wants to refresh Open Notebook (nb.mvr.ac) with the current state of the mandragora-desktop obsidian vault. Runs the `nb-vault-sync` CLI, which idempotently diffs `~/Documents/mandragora-desktop-obsidian-vault/` against the `vault` notebook in Open Notebook and POST/DELETEs sources to match. Manual trigger only — never auto-run on edits, never embed (LLM cost) unless the user asks. Trigger phrases: "sync vault to nb", "refresh open-notebook", "update notebook from vault", "/nb-sync".