转手

Reusable Claude Code skills — handoff queue, daily wrap-up, design interrogation, looklook

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npx -y skills add Lumos-789/agent-skills --skill 转手

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转手 — 把当前任务写成交接文档，存入中心队列。用「接手」拾取。

SKILL.md

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Write a handoff document summarising the current conversation so a fresh agent can continue the work. Save to the handoff queue directory — not a temporary directory.

Write rules

Save files to the handoff/ directory
File name: if the user gave a prefix argument (e.g. 20260607-131329), use prefix-short-summary.md; otherwise auto-generate YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-short-summary.md
Include the following sections (pick and choose, don't force all):

# Handoff: {one-line description}

## Goal
What the next session should do.

## Working directory
Which project directory to work in (e.g. `your-project/`). Leave blank if staying in the management hub.

## Context
Key information from the current session relevant to this task. Concise, don't pile up.

## Suggested skills
Skills the next session should invoke (e.g. /审问, etc.).

## References
Related file paths (PRDs, plans, ADRs, diffs, etc.) — reference, don't duplicate content.

Core principles

Don't duplicate content already in files (PRDs, plans, ADRs, issues, commits, diffs) — use paths or URLs
Sanitize: remove API keys, passwords, PII
If the user provided a subject (e.g. /转手 refactor the recommendation engine), organize the document around it
Working directory must be accurate: reference paths from your project registry

Attribution

Handoff concept from Matt Pocock's handoff skill. Our innovation: FILO queue (timestamped filenames, newest-first pickup) instead of Matt's single-file approach.

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.