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Ends a work session by writing a concise HANDOFF.md snapshot summarizing progress, decisions, and next steps for the next session.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/starter-kit:doneThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Close out this session. Plain Write tool only — no scripts, no state files, no routing logic. Everything stays in the current folder.
Close out this session. Plain Write tool only — no scripts, no state files, no routing logic. Everything stays in the current folder.
Summarize the session from the conversation: what we worked on, where it stands, what was decided, and the next concrete steps.
Overwrite ./HANDOFF.md — it's a snapshot, not a log, so replace the whole file. 30 lines maximum, exactly these sections:
# Handoff — <project>
## Status
## Next steps
- [ ] <one concrete step a fresh session could start on without asking questions>
## Key files
## Decisions
A few short lines per section. Next steps are checkboxes, most important first; leave finished items out. Key files = the handful of files the next session should open first.
If ./SESSION_LOG.md exists, also append a dated entry of 3–6 bullets — what happened this session. Append at the end; never edit earlier entries. (If the file doesn't exist, skip this — don't create it.)
End by telling the user: "Next session, open this folder and I'll read HANDOFF.md to pick up where we left off."
npx claudepluginhub chrisblattman/claudeblattman --plugin starter-kitGenerates HANDOFF.md file summarizing completed tasks, in-progress work, next steps, notes, related files, and git state before Claude Code session end. Useful for context reset and work resumption.
Captures session handoff details (completed, pending, learned) into .claude/handoff.md and loads it on session start. Maintains context across Claude Code sessions.
Generates a structured session handoff summary with current status, completed/remaining tasks, decisions, pitfalls, and next steps for context resumption.