cross-harness-continuation
SolidUse when work moves between Claude Code and Codex, a session resumes from a handoff, or an agent may rewrite an existing implementation. Loads the shared CONTINUITY.json contract, preserves accepted decisions, checks Git baseline and scope, and requires explicit replan mode for intentional redesign. Do NOT use for fresh work with no prior agent's decisions to preserve, for a single-harness session that no one else is continuing, or as a general handoff-writing helper (see the session-handoff rule); this skill governs the contract between agents, not the notes one agent leaves itself.
AI & Automation 137 stars
21 forks Updated 1 months ago MIT
Install
Quality Score: 87/100
Stars 20%
Recency 20%
Frontmatter 20%
Documentation 15%
Issue Health 10%
License 10%
Description 5%
Skill Content
# Cross-Harness Continuation
Use this skill when a task continues after another agent, especially when the
handoff is Claude -> Codex, Codex -> Claude, or a plugin has already received
several partial fixes.
## Operating contract
The repository is the source of truth for code. The continuation contract is
the source of truth for intent that Git cannot express:
`<repo>/.claude/continuity/CONTINUITY.json`
The canonical shape is in `references/CONTINUITY.example.json`. It must contain:
- `mode`: `continuation` for incremental work, `new` for greenfield work;
- `baseline`: branch, commit, and paths that were already dirty at handoff;
- `scope.files`: the files explicitly claimed for the current slice;
- `preserve`: accepted design decisions and invariants;
- `do_not_redo`: approaches already tested or deliberately rejected;
- `verification`: commands and evidence status;
- `scope.enforce` and `scope.protect_unlisted` when the slice must be strict.
## Required sequence
1. Read `CONTINUITY.json`, the newest handoff, `AGENTS.md`/`CLAUDE.md`, and
the current Git status. Treat the live checkout as authoritative over stale
prose.
2. Verify the baseline commit, branch, dirty paths, and the claimed files.
Preserve existing changes unless a test or the contract proves they are
wrong.
3. Make one focused continuation change. Use `Edit` for existing files. Do not
replace a whole file merely because another implementation is easier to
write.
4. Run the smallest rele...
Details
- Author
- AnastasiyaW
- Repository
- AnastasiyaW/codex-claude-code-config
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 months ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Bundled in these plugins
Similar Skills
Semantically similar based on skill content — not just same category