Load the latest `.claude/handoff-*.md` file and resume ordered next steps.
npx skills add https://github.com/shenxingy/Clade --skill pickup-shenxingy
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pickup Source: https://github.com/shenxingy/Clade/tree/main/configs/skills/pickup Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shenxingy/Clade --skill pickup-shenxingy
It removes the friction of restarting a new coding session by automatically loading your latest Clade handoff and continuing with the same goal and next steps.
.claude/handoff-*.md file and reads it end-to-end.Use case: After running overnight, you start a new session and want the AI to pick up the exact remaining tasks (and not repeat completed steps), even if you changed branches or the repo state drifted.
Run /pickup at the start of a new session in your git repo to resume from the newest .claude/handoff-*.md file when it exists.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To resume coding from a previous git session, you can load the latest handoff file to recover your goal and next steps. The tool validates your current git branch and status to ensure safe session recovery without repeating completed work.
Session recovery works by locating the most recent `.claude/handoff-*.md` file, parsing its sections for goals and blockers, and validating the current git status. It summarizes progress and executes the next ordered steps immediately if no blockers exist.
Workflow continuity pauses if the handoff file lists blockers or if the file is stale (age > 48 hours). The tool presents these blockers and flags mismatches, requiring you to resolve them before continuing with the ordered next steps.
Yes, you need a prior run to have produced a `.claude/handoff-*.md` file containing the goal, blockers, and meta such as branch and status. This specific handoff file format is required to parse and validate your task sequencing for recovery.
Yes, you can continue task sequencing even if the repo state drifted or branches changed. The tool reads the latest handoff file, flags stale context or git status mismatches, and resumes safely from the exact remaining tasks.
The best way to pick up remaining tasks is to run a session recovery command at the start of a new session. It reads the newest handoff file, summarizes prior progress, and continues the ordered next steps automatically if no blockers are present.
qte77Generate structured Markdown session handoff notes with decisions, tasks, and blockers.
xashggSummarize repository status, active plan, blockers, and next steps.
HugopeckCoordinate AI agent work sessions in a Track-enabled Git repository.
robertzengcnRestore previously saved project work context across git branches.