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Hand off to a fresh Claude session. Use when context is full, you've finished a logical chunk of work, or need a fresh perspective. Work continues from hook.

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# Handoff - Session Cycling for Gas Town Agents Hand off your current session to a fresh Claude instance while preserving work context. ## When to Use - Context getting full (approaching token limit) - Finished a logical chunk of work - Need a fresh perspective on a problem - Human requests session cycling ## Usage ``` /handoff [optional message] ``` ## How It Works 1. If you provide a message, it's sent as handoff mail to yourself 2. `gt handoff` respawns your session with a fresh Claude 3. New session auto-primes via SessionStart hook 4. Work continues from your hook (pinned molecule persists) ## Examples ```bash # Simple handoff (molecule persists, fresh context) /handoff # Handoff with context notes /handoff "Found the bug in token refresh - check line 145 in auth.go first" ``` ## What Persists - **Hooked molecule**: Your work assignment stays on your hook - **Beads state**: All issues, dependencies, progress - **Git state**: Commits, branches, staged changes ## What Resets - **Conversation context**: Fresh Claude instance - **TodoWrite items**: Ephemeral, session-scoped - **In-memory state**: Any uncommitted analysis ## Implementation When invoked, execute: 1. If user provided a message, send handoff mail: ```bash gt mail send <your-address> -s "HANDOFF: Session cycling" -m "<message>" ``` 2. Run the handoff command: ```bash gt handoff ``` The new session will find your handoff mail and hooked work automatically.

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Author
gastownhall
Repository
gastownhall/beads
Created
8 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Go
License
MIT

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