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Write a self-contained task-handoff doc for another coding-agent session, stamped with a binding working protocol (isolated git worktree, concurrent SWE + PM review subagents, user-simulation subagents, long-running loops, the wrap-up checklist). Use when the user says "/handoff", "hand this off", "write a task doc for another session", or wants to delegate a feature to a fresh session.
NAVNAV221/ai-native-codebase · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 74
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# Handoff - task doc generator Turn the user's feature description (the skill args + anything already established in this conversation) into `docs/<kebab-name>.md`, ready to hand to a fresh agent session with zero context. ## Rules 1. **Self-contained or it failed.** The assigned session must never redo research this conversation already did. Fold established findings into a "Research conclusions (verified - do not redo)" section with concrete evidence and `file:line` pointers. Verify pointers against the current tree before writing them. 2. **Ask at most 3 questions**, and only for decisions that change the doc (scope boundary, acceptance threshold, user-sim scenarios). Everything else: pick the sensible default and state it. 3. **Acceptance criteria are executable checks**, not aspirations - each one something the assigned session can run or observe. Include at least one negative case (what must NOT happen). 4. Cross-reference sibling task docs in `docs/` that touch the same files, so parallel sessions coordinate instead of colliding. 5. **Dependent subtasks get a father task.** If subtasks have a real dependency (D blocked by C), don't list them as flat parallel items - name a father task that owns sequencing: it launches one subagent per unblocked subtask, and launches each blocked subtask's subagent once its blocker lands. ## Doc skeleton (use exactly this shape) ```markdown # Task: <title> **Status:** ready to start · **Owner:** unassigned