handoff-create

What problem does it solve? When a work session ends mid-task, the next session often lacks the context needed to resume correctly. This Skill captures durable, directed work context — intent, current state, decisions, and next steps — as a stored Markdown handoff artifact tied to a git branch, so a future session, agent, or teammate can pick up exactly where things left off. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Directed handoff creation: Composes a concise Markdown artifact with a canonical structure (Context, Current State, Decisions, Next Steps, Investigation Sources) focused on a specific continuation goal. - Semantic slug derivation: Derives a normalized, collision-checked slug from the artifact content via the ns handoff create command, with support for explicit user-supplied slugs. - Branch-scoped storage: Stores the artifact in Branch Memory under the handoff namespace on a confirmed git branch, with collision protection and recovery-only raw brmem fallback. - Use Case: Before ending a coding session with unfinished review feedback, ask the agent to create a handoff; it records what was done, what remains, and which files to inspect, then stores it on the current branch for the next session to resume. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a handoff for the current branch describing what the next session should continue, for example: create a handoff so a future session can finish addressing the review feedback on this branch.