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Handoff

Skill thegeneralist01/claude-handoff-skills/handoff

Claude SKILLs to imitate Amp's /handoff command

Install
npx -y skills add thegeneralist01/claude-handoff-skills --skill handoff

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Prepare a context handoff for continuing work in a new thread. Use when asked to /handoff, create a handoff, or prepare context for continuation.

SKILL.md

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Handoff Skill

Purpose

Extract relevant context from the current conversation so the user can continue work seamlessly in a new thread. Focus on extraction, not generation — pull concrete facts from the conversation rather than inventing instructions.

Goal for the new thread

$ARGUMENTS

If no goal was provided, state clearly at the top of the output: "No goal was specified. Please describe what you want to work on in the new thread."

Your task

Scan the entire conversation and produce a ready-to-paste handoff message using the structure below. Be specific: include actual file names, method names, commands, and concrete details. Prioritize recent decisions and discoveries over early exploratory discussion. Keep it dense with signal — no filler.

Context from previous thread

Relevant files

<!-- List each file path that is directly related to the goal, contains reference code or patterns to follow, needs to be read/edited/created, or provides important constraints. One per line. -->

What was done

<!-- 2–5 bullet points summarizing key work completed in this thread -->

Key decisions & constraints

<!-- Decisions made and why, coding patterns to follow, libraries in use, style preferences, constraints stated by the user -->

Technical details

<!-- Important APIs, methods, data structures, commands run and their outcomes, gotchas discovered -->

Open questions / known issues

<!-- Anything unresolved, limitations found, or edge cases to watch out for -->

Goal for this thread: $ARGUMENTS

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