Handoff
A forkable job-search operating system for Claude — cover letters, interview prep, transcript Q&A, thank-you notes, and daily pipeline briefings, all in your own voice.
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This skill should be used when the user says "create a handoff", "make a handoff doc", "I need to start a fresh chat", "summarize this so I can continue elsewhere", or otherwise signals a long conversation needs to carry forward into a new session without losing context.
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Handoff Doc
Generate a clean, copy-pasteable summary when a conversation gets long or needs to move to a fresh session. The output is plain text designed to be pasted into a new chat so the next session picks up exactly where this one left off.
What to do
Produce a single copyable block with these four sections:
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Core context — What's the goal or project? What have we been working on in this session?
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Key decisions and facts — Specific preferences, constraints, names, dates, and decisions that must carry forward. Use real specifics, never abstractions.
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What's pending — The very next task or open question we were about to tackle.
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Tone and working style — How the user likes to work and communicate, so the next session matches it from the first message.
Rules
- Write in complete sentences and natural paragraphs, not cryptic fragments.
- Be specific: actual company names, dates, metrics, file names. No "the thing we discussed."
- Do not invent anything. Only reference what was actually covered in this conversation.
- No padding or filler. Assume the reader has zero prior context.
- Present it as one clean block that's easy to select and copy.