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Work access handoff

Skill charlieviettq/awesome-agent-skill/.claude/skills/work-access-handoff

Curated skill pack for LLM agents in engineer and science workflow (Cursor & Claude ready).

Install
npx -y skills add charlieviettq/awesome-agent-skill --skill work-access-handoff

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Explain and document work access layers—repo permissions, local vs cloud environments, handoff packages for collaborators.

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Work Access Handoff

Generic guide for transferring project context and access without platform lock-in. Helps collaborators find code, data boundaries, and environment setup.

When to use

  • Handing work to another developer or agent session
  • Documenting where artifacts live (git, cloud, local)
  • Reducing "where do I start?" friction

When not to use

  • Security access reviews (use team IAM process)
  • Partner data agreements (use ds-partner-boundaries if available)

Handoff checklist

Code

  • Repo URL and default branch
  • Open PRs or WIP branches named
  • How to run tests and dev server

Access

  • Required accounts (CI, cloud, analytics) listed by name
  • Who grants access; no credentials in chat or repo
  • .env.example documents required vars

Artifacts

  • Spec, ADR, or ticket links
  • Model artifacts location (if ML)
  • Design/mockup links

State

  • What is done vs in progress vs blocked
  • Known risks and decisions already made
  • Next recommended action

Handoff note template

## Handoff: [project/feature]
- **Repo:**
- **Branch/PR:**
- **Run locally:**
- **Access needed:** (request from X)
- **Key paths:**
- **Status:**
- **Next steps:**

Safety

  • Never paste tokens, passwords, or private URLs with embedded secrets
  • Use team secret managers for credential transfer

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