handoff

To save session context without committing code, you can generate a structured handoff document that captures your current progress, decisions, and next steps. This ensures work continuity by writing the state to a file like HANDOFF.md.

Documenting progress for a developer handoff involves reading git history, status, and diffs to create a comprehensive record. This captures the current codebase state and ongoing tasks, providing a clear continuity record for resuming work or collaborating.

Preparing a session continuity document involves capturing the current state of your codebase and ongoing tasks. By documenting exactly what is completed and what needs to be done next, you can pause complex feature development and pick up right where you left off.

Yes, you can track code context and session state without creating a commit. The process reads your existing git history, status, and diffs to generate a structured document, allowing you to save work progress without altering the commit history.

Generating a handoff document reads existing progress and handoff files alongside git status and diffs to ensure accuracy. This process requires access to your current git history to compile a comprehensive record of the session state and code context.

You should avoid using a handoff document if your changes are already finalized and committed to git history. Since the process is designed to save uncommitted session context and track mid-session progress, it is redundant for fully integrated code.