heady-cross-device-handoff

Design cross-device handoff workflows migrating tasks and context across Android, desktop, and web surfaces.

1|Updated Mar 24, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/HeadyAI/heady-context --skill heady-cross-device-handoff
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Skill: heady-cross-device-handoff
Source: https://github.com/HeadyAI/heady-context/tree/main/heady-skills/heady-cross-device-handoff
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HeadyAI/heady-context --skill heady-cross-device-handoff

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Cross-device handoff design to reliably migrate tasks and context across Android, desktop, and web surfaces, reducing context loss and manual re-setup.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Data-bundle definition and transfer protocol between devices
  • Phase-based handoff lifecycle (announce, negotiate, transfer) with conflict handling
  • Work-area synchronization and session migration across surfaces with capability adaptation

Quick Start

Design and implement a cross-device handoff workflow to migrate an active task and context across Android, desktop, and web surfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions about heady-cross-device-handoff

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I design a cross-device handoff workflow for session migration?

Cross-device handoff workflow design migrates active tasks and context across Android, Desktop, and Web surfaces using a three-phase protocol: announce, negotiate, and transfer, with built-in conflict resolution.

What is the three-phase protocol for cross-device task handoff?

The three-phase cross-device handoff protocol consists of announce, negotiate, and transfer phases. This lifecycle manages work-area synchronization and adapts to varying device capabilities during session migration.

How do I handle device capability differences during work-area synchronization?

Work-area synchronization handles device capability differences through capability adaptation logic within the handoff protocol, ensuring context transfers correctly between Android, desktop, and web surfaces.

What security requirements should I consider for cross-device session migration?

Cross-device session migration requires defined security requirements integrated into the handoff bundle data model to protect context as it transfers across Android, desktop, and web surfaces.

Can I use this approach to migrate tasks between Android, Desktop, and Web surfaces?

Yes, the cross-device handoff design specifically targets Android, Desktop, and Web surfaces. It defines a data model for handoff bundles and sets latency targets to ensure reliable task migration.

How do I resolve context conflicts when syncing work areas across multiple devices?

Work-area sync resolves context conflicts during the negotiate phase of the handoff protocol. This phase handles conflict resolution before completing the transfer of the handoff bundle across devices.