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Session Handoff Pro
Generate high-fidelity technical handoff documents to transfer project state between agents, sessions, or teammates.
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Session Handoff Pro
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The context window is getting full. I've been refactoring the auth middleware and I need to stop here so another agent can finish it tomorrow. Write a handoff.
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I have generated a technical handoff document in HANDOFF.md. It captures the current state of the auth middleware refactor, including the uncommitted changes in the JWT strategy and the specific test failures that need addressing next.
HANDOFF.md
1. Objective and state
Goal: Decouple JWT validation logic from middleware/auth.ts into a standalone service.
Status: In progress. The JwtService is created, but the passport strategy is currently broken.
2. Decisions and why
- Chose
jsonwebtokenlibrary overjosebecause the project already has it as a dependency and we want to minimize new bloat. - Chose to use a Class for
JwtServiceto allow for easier dependency injection in future unit tests.
3. The "do not redo" list
- Tried to move
secretloading into a static getter; failed because the config provider is initialized asynchronously. Do not attempt static loading for secrets.
4. Exact state
- Branch:
refactor/auth-service - HEAD:
a1b2c3d(Last commit: "feat: add base JwtService structure") - Files changed:
src/services/jwt.service.ts(Staged)src/middleware/auth.ts(Dirty - logic partially removed)package.json(Dirty - added @types/jsonwebtoken)
5. Next actions with acceptance criteria
- Fix the import error in
src/middleware/auth.tsregarding theJwtPayloadtype. - Update
src/config/passport.tsto useJwtService.validate(). - Run
npm test src/middleware/auth.test.ts; must pass 12/12 tests.
6. Open questions and risks
- We need to confirm if the
refresh_tokenlogic should also move to this service or stay in the controller. - Ask User: "Should the new JwtService handle blacklisting, or will we keep that in Redis separately?"
7. Verification recipe
npm install
npm run build
npm test src/services/jwt.service.test.ts
If build fails, check the generic types in jwt.service.ts line 42.
Next steps
- Review the
HANDOFF.mdfile to ensure the "Next actions" align with your priorities. - Commit the handoff file along with your current dirty changes to preserve the state.
- Start the next session by pointing the agent to this file.
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About this skill
Stop losing context when switching between agents, sessions, or teammates. This skill eliminates the "re-discovery tax" by generating high-fidelity handoff documentation that allows a fresh session to resume work with zero friction. It replaces vague summaries with technical state reports, ensuring dead ends are documented and next steps are actionable.

What it does
- State tracking captures the current objective and categorizes status as Done, In progress, or Blocked with evidence.
- Decision logging records technical choices and rationales to prevent the next session from re-litigating design decisions.
- Dead-end documentation creates a "do not redo" list of failed attempts and abandoned hypotheses to save hours of wasted time.
- Environment mapping lists branches, HEAD commits, dirty files, and active ports or environment variables.
- Actionable tasking generates ordered next steps with specific file paths and concrete acceptance criteria.
- Verification recipes provides the exact commands needed to confirm the state matches the documentation upon resume.
How it works
- Analyze current state by scanning the file system, git history, and recent chat history to gather technical context.
- Apply the handoff method to populate the seven mandatory sections: Objective, Decisions, Do Not Redo, State, Actions, Risks, and Verification.
- Draft the document into
HANDOFF.mdor a versioneddocs/handoffs/file depending on the project structure. - Finalize and link by archiving previous handoffs and ensuring the new file is ready to be committed with the current work.
Frameworks & tools
This skill is platform-agnostic and works with any repository. It uses standard Markdown for documentation and relies on access to local git state, file structures, and terminal output.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts produce narrative summaries that miss critical technical details like dirty file states or failed debugging attempts. This skill enforces a strict seven-section architecture that ensures no information, especially what NOT to try again is lost during the transition.
Use cases
- Context management when your agent's context window is full and you need to start a fresh session.
- Shift changes when passing a complex feature implementation to a human teammate or another specialized agent.
- Task pausing when stopping work for the day and needing to resume tomorrow without mental overhead.
- Agent handoffs when moving from a research-focused agent to a coding-focused agent.
Known limitations
Requires file system access to write the handoff document. Does not store secrets or credentials, only identifies where they are located.
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