What problem does it solve? When wrapping up a work session on a multi-phase effort, progress often lives only in the current chat and worktree, making it impossible for a fresh session (or a different agent) to resume cleanly. This Skill makes the shared plan the durable handoff artifact by reconciling what moved, repushing the plan to the Loop daemon and Kestral, and leaving a clear resume pointer. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Plan reconciliation: Compares git history and diffs against the plan's phases, updates [status: …] markers, the Status/Last updated lines, and appends a Progress log entry. - Multi-target repush: Writes the updated plan to .loop/plan.md, pushes it to the Loop daemon via loop-plan.sh push, and—when the plan is linked—syncs the Kestral plan document, task statuses, and progress comments. - Auto mode for loop-execute: Supports --auto invocations from runner and orchestrator contexts with no confirmation gates, strict plan-writer ownership rules, and mandatory secret redaction. - Use Case: After finishing a phase in a Claude Code worktree, run the handoff so a Codex session in another worktree can run /loop-pickup and continue exactly where you left off. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to hand off this session's work by reconciling progress against the loop plan and repushing it so a fresh chat can pick it up.