handoff

End-of-session handoffs are structured by generating a focused briefing tied to active priorities, triaging open items, and routing the context to a designated recipient for continuity. The output is a memory-ready artifact that can be indexed and published.

A session handoff briefing is a concise summary that ties current work to active priorities and memory. You need one during solo or team sessions to ensure context continuity when transitioning tasks to a recipient.

Yes, the system triages open handoffs directed at the current user and guides a resolution flow. This allows you to manage incoming context and resolve existing items before creating new handoff entries.

You publish a handoff by creating a memory entry, updating the index, and optionally generating a branded artifact. When configured, a notification is automatically sent to the assigned recipient to alert them.

Yes, session management handoffs apply to both solo and team sessions. In a solo context, you can assign yourself as the recipient, triage open items, and generate a memory-ready artifact for future continuity.