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Use when wrapping up or capturing the current state of a coding session — writes a short, dated entry to the repo's RepoHandover.md so a future agent or you can resume without grepping archived sessions. Triggers on "handover", "hand off", "write handover", "capture state", "checkpoint this session".

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Handover

Append a short, dated entry to RepoHandover.md at the repo root (newest-first)
capturing where things stand, so you or a future agent can resume. Keep it lean — a handful
of lines, no git audit. The user already opted in by running /handover, so **draft and
write it directly — do NOT ask for approval or show a draft to confirm.** Just write, report
one line, and stop. Never commit.

Procedure

  1. Draft from the conversation — do NOT run a git audit. You already know what happened
    this session. At most, run a single git branch --show-current if you want the branch in
    the header. Do not run git status/log/diff sweeps — that's the verbosity we removed.

  2. Compose a short entry in this format. Omit any line/section that would be empty.
    Aim for ~8–15 lines total:

    ## <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM> · <slug> · <title>
    status: in-progress # in-progress | blocked | done

    State: <one sentence — where things stand right now>

    Decided / don't redo: <only if there is something>

    • <a decision made, or a dead-end already tried>

    Key files: <only if it helps resume>

    • path — <why it matters>

    Next:

    1. <the next concrete step>
    2. <...>
    • slug = the branch or plan/spec name (keep it stable — supersede-matching uses it).
    • Timestamp: date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'.
  3. Write it immediately — no approval prompt.

    • New file → create RepoHandover.md with this entry as its only content.
    • Existing file → prepend the entry above the current top entry (blank line between).
      Don't touch older entries except the silent supersede below.

    • Ensure the repo's CLAUDE.md contains this pointer (add it once, creating a short
      CLAUDE.md if absent):

      > Before starting work, read the newest entry in RepoHandover.md.

    • Silent supersede: if an older entry has the same slug and its status isn't already
      done or superseded-by:, change that older entry's status line to
      status: superseded-by:<new-entry-date> (one-line edit; leave its prose alone). No prompt.

    • Never run git commit.
  4. Report one line and stop. e.g. `Wrote handover to RepoHandover.md (superseded the
    previous runway-auth entry). Not committed.` Do not ask follow-up questions — the user is
    about to close/archive the session.

Notes

  • Lean by default. State + key decisions + next steps. No git verification dump, no
    "Verified/Believed" ceremony, no risk matrix.

  • If the drafted entry is wrong, the user edits the file directly — it's short and uncommitted,
    so a bad entry is cheap. That's why no approval gate is needed.

  • Sanity-check (optional, cheap): handover-lint.sh RepoHandover.md — installed next to this
    skill — exits 0 when the newest entry's heading + status: line are well-formed.

  • Rotation: if RepoHandover.md passes ~1000 lines, offer (never silently) to move all but
    the newest ~10 entries to RepoHandover-archive.md.