resume-handoff

To resume work from a handoff document, analyze the file to extract task status, critical files, and next steps, then verify this documented progress against your current Git status and codebase to generate recommended actions.

Project continuity state verification compares your current codebase and Git status against previous handoff notes to ensure seamless continuation, highlighting diverged codebases, incomplete work, or stale handoffs before you resume coding.

You verify current code against handoff notes by reading the file to extract open questions and learnings, comparing that state with current Git commits, and presenting a clear analysis of any changes made since the handoff.

Yes, handoff analysis supports scenarios with diverged codebases, incomplete work, and stale handoffs by comparing documented progress against current code to identify conflicts and offer strategies to adapt your next steps.

The best way to handle incomplete work is to analyze the handoff file to extract planned tasks and open questions, verify the current project state against these notes, and follow the suggested next steps to pick up where you left off.

You need a handoff document containing task status, critical files, learnings, open questions, and next steps; the Skill reads this file to compare against your current Git status and code for accurate project continuity.