handoff

To document your Codex session state for another agent, you can update HANDOFF.md to capture the current git branch, file changes, commands run, blockers, and next steps. This ensures the next agent can resume work directly from repository context.

The best way to transfer workflow context between git automation sessions is to write a durable handoff record. This captures session state including changed files and git status so another agent can pick up the work without ambiguity.

You need to create a handoff document after a Codex session, a risky git reset, or any task touching repository files. This ensures continuity by documenting the current state and recommended actions for the next agent.

Yes, you can maintain continuity across multiple agent workflow sessions by updating a markdown handoff document. It applies during Codex sessions and after file changes to document current branch, git status, and next steps clearly.

No external dependencies or components are required. The workflow operates by updating repository files directly, specifically capturing session state and changed files into a markdown document for the next agent.

A limitation of relying on repository files for agent session handoffs is that the document must be refreshed after every file change or risky reset. If the workflow is not triggered, the handoff record becomes stale and the next agent loses context.