Handoff prep continue

Skill orzilca/agent-handoff-skills/dist/claude/handoff-prep-continue

Prepare a handoff AND arm auto-resume in this same CLI - after the user clears the session, the next session loads the handoff automatically. Use when handing off and continuing here, not in another agent. Triggers on "prepc", "prep-continue", "handoff and continue here", "handoff and keep going here".From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add orzilca/agent-handoff-skills --skill handoff-prep-continue

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SKILL.md

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Handoff Prep + Continue (auto-resume)

Everything /handoff-prepare does, plus an auto-resume marker: the next session in this project loads the handoff without the user typing anything.

Only for continuing in this CLI. If the user is taking the handoff to another agent, use /handoff-prepare instead — a leftover marker would hijack their next session here.

Workflow

Execute the full /handoff-prepare workflow (gather → git state → write .handoff/{timestamp}-{slug}.md). Every rule there applies — except its closing block; print the one below instead.
Arm auto-resume — write the handoff path (nothing else) to the marker: printf '%s' '.handoff/{timestamp}-{slug}.md' > .handoff/.pending
Print this closing block last, filled in:

Handoff written: .handoff/{timestamp}-{slug}.md
Auto-resume armed (expires in 15 minutes).

Run /clear now — the next session picks this up automatically.
(Changed your mind / taking it elsewhere? Any agent's handoff-continue reads the same file.)

Notes

The marker is consumed once by a SessionStart hook and expires after 15 minutes (HANDOFF_RESUME_TTL_SECONDS to tune). If it expires, /handoff-continue still works manually.
Never claim the context was cleared — only the user can, by running /clear.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

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