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context-handoff-pack

Create compact, evidence-backed handoff packs for long-running agent tasks. Use before context compaction, Codex/Claude session handoff, task resumption, or when the user asks for exact current status across files, constraints, tests, decisions, blockers, next action, and local session-history evidence. Do not use for trivial one-command tasks with no durable state.

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Create compact, evidence-backed handoff packs for long-running agent tasks. Use before context compaction, Codex/Claude session handoff, task resumption, or when the user asks for exact current status across files, constraints, tests, decisions, blockers, next action, and local session-history evidence. Do not use for trivial one-command tasks with no durable state.
# Context Handoff Pack Use this skill to preserve exact task state without inventing progress. ## Workflow 1. Re-state objective + plan (mandatory before any state collection or major step): - Write one clear sentence of the **primary objective**. - Write a numbered plan of **no more than 5 steps**. - After each significant step or before compaction, re-verify that current work still supports the objective. - If the work has drifted, stop and clarify before continuing. 2. Collect state: - Confirm current cwd/repo root and whether it is a git repo. - List modified files, created files, deleted files, generated artifacts, and relevant untracked files. - Capture active constraints, user decisions, and current priority. - If resuming a Codex task, run the Codex probe helper to identify matching local sessions: ```sh python3 skills/context-handoff-pack/scripts/codex_handoff_probe.py --cwd "$PWD" --limit 8 ``` 3. Collect evidence: - Record commands run in the current session and their results. - Record verification that passed, failed, or was not run. - Link exact local paths and line anchors when useful. - If local session-history evidence is used, cite the source paths and session ids, not raw transcripts. 4. Detect context risks + run Context Audit: - Identify missing evidence, stale assumptions, unresolved questions, repeated failure loops, and blocked external state. - Use blank/unknown when data is unavailable; do not infer state. - Treat historical Codex/Claude logs as hints only; verify live repo, runtime, GitHub, and tests before claiming current state. - **Context Audit**: explicitly list garbage (old failed attempts, full irrelevant tool output, contradictory summaries, bloated previous plans). Mark items for externalization or deletion. 5. Apply Context Engineering practices (when relevant): - Prefer external scratchpad or memory blocks for long-lived facts, decisions, and TODOs instead of keeping everything in the window. - Before compaction: decide what must be written out (scratchpad files, handoff, memory blocks). - Use compaction only at logical boundaries (see compaction policy below). 6. Assemble handoff: - Goal (with fresh one-sentence primary objective). - Current state. - Modified files. - Constraints and decisions. - Verification. - Blockers and next action. - Session-history evidence used, if any. - Context audit summary (what was cleaned or externalized). ## Codex Resume Adapter Use the Codex adapter when the user says "continue", "what were we doing", asks after compaction, or asks for exact state from prior Codex sessions. 1. Run `scripts/codex_handoff_probe.py` with the current cwd. 2. Inspect the returned matching sessions, signal counts, and rollout paths. 3. If the match is ambiguous, narrow by `--session-id`, repo path, or timestamp before reading deeper. `--session-id` skips repository-scope filtering, so the named session is returned even when `--cwd` is in a different repo than the session metadata cwd. Default cwd-scoped discovery is unchanged. 4. Read only the smallest relevant rollout/history slice needed to recover state. 5. Keep raw user text out of the handoff unless the user explicitly needs it; use `--include-text` only for short redacted excerpts. The probe can show likely verification, blocker, runtime, GitHub, publish, handoff, and skill signals. It does not prove current truth. ## Compaction Policy Compact only at logical boundaries. Never mid-implementation. | Boundary | Compact? | What to keep in window | What to externalize / drop | |---------------------------|----------|-----------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------| | Exploration → Planning | Yes | Primary objective + top decisions | Full search history, raw tool output | | Planning → Implementation | Yes | Plan + constraints + current files | Detailed planning traces | | Mid-implementation | No | All relevant implementation context | — | | After verification | Optional | Evidence + blockers | Old failed attempts (keep only root cause) | | Task complete → next task | Yes | Summary handoff only | Everything else | Always produce or update a handoff / scratchpad before compaction. Recommended external forms: - Scratchpad files in the repo (e.g. `.agent/scratchpad.md`) - Memory blocks / long-term notes outside the active context - The handoff pack itself ## Required Fields - Goal (fresh one-sentence primary objective + <=5 step plan). - Relevant paths/artifacts. - Constraint set. - Key decisions. - Verification commands and results. - Current priority and next action. - Session id, rollout path, and local-history source when history was used. - Context audit summary (garbage identified + externalized items). ## Safety - Exclude secrets, tokens, cookies, and private keys. - Preserve exact machine identifiers and paths. - Do not claim completion without fresh verification. - If there is no data for a field, leave it blank or mark it unknown. - Redact raw local chat excerpts by default. ## Failure Modes - If the workspace is unavailable, report blocked with the missing path. - If Codex history files are unavailable, continue with live workspace evidence and mark session-history evidence unknown. - If multiple Codex sessions match the same cwd, report ambiguity and use the most recent session only as a starting point. - If verification was not run, list the required commands as pending. - If a secret appears in context, redact it and report that redaction occurred. - If objective re-statement or context audit was skipped on a long-running task, mark the handoff as high-drift-risk. ## Usage as Lightweight Guard Other skills can call this pattern (or its logic) at key nodes: - Before/after compaction - At every major phase boundary - Before handing off to another agent or session - When the user says "continue", "what were we doing", or "compact" It is intentionally lightweight so it can be embedded or referenced from flowguard-style long-task guards and review gates. ## Done When - A new agent can continue the task without re-discovering basic state. - The handoff distinguishes completed work from assumptions and pending work. - The next action is singular, concrete, and testable. - Any local-history evidence is scoped to exact session ids and source paths. - Primary objective was re-stated and verified in the last checkpoint. - Context audit was performed; garbage and externalized items are explicitly listed. ## Resources - `scripts/codex_handoff_probe.py`: aggregate local Codex history for the current cwd without printing raw text by default. Pass `--session-id` to fetch one session by id across repository scope.
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