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Compact current session context into a handoff document for seamless continuation in a new session. Use when context window is exhausted, switching machines, handing work to another agent, or ending a long session mid-task.

AI & Automation 22 stars 5 forks Updated 6 days ago MIT

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# /supergraph:handoff Compress session state to a compact document. The next session picks up exactly where this one left off. Announce: "📦 /supergraph:handoff — compacting session state..." ## Steps ### 1. Capture current state Gather live state — do not rely on memory: ```bash git status --short git log --oneline -10 ``` Read active plan file (if any) from `docs/supergraph/plans/`. ### 2. Write handoff document Save to `$TMPDIR/supergraph-handoff-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md` — NOT in the workspace (avoids accidental commits). ```markdown # Supergraph Handoff — <YYYY-MM-DD> ## Goal [One sentence: what we were trying to accomplish] ## Status [In-progress / Blocked / Ready for next phase] ## Active Plan Path: [docs/supergraph/plans/<slug>.md] Current task: Task N — [description] Remaining tasks: [list with Status values] ## What Was Done - [Completed task summaries — brief, no code] ## What Is Left - [Remaining tasks, in order] - [Any stuck tasks and why] ## Blockers / Open Questions - [List — or "none"] ## Key Files Changed - [path] — [what changed, one line] ## Git State Branch: [branch name] Last commit: [hash] [message] Uncommitted: [list or "none"] ## Environment Context [Copy from plan's Environment Context section] ## Suggested Skills for Next Session 1. /supergraph:scan (always first) 2. /supergraph:execute plan <slug> (continue tasks) or /supergraph:tdd (if resuming single task) 3. /supergraph:fix → /supergraph:verify → /supergraph:review ## Notes [Anythi...

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Author
datit309
Repository
datit309/supergraph
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
6 days ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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