By egor-xyz
Portable workflows for coding agents. First workflow: session handoff (/handoff + /handoff-resume) so agent work survives /clear, tool switches, and new chats.
Use when working a long task that may outlast a single session - keep .agents/handoff.md fresh mid-flight so /clear or a tool switch is always safe. Auto-triggers on ~30+ tool calls, before risky multi-session work, when user signals to stop or switch tools, or when branch has non-trivial WIP.
Use when starting a session after /handoff was run in a previous session - load .agents/handoff.md, verify git state matches what the previous session expected, print Target + Next Step verbatim, and wait for the user's "go" before doing anything.
Use when ending a session with work still in flight - dump session state to .agents/handoff.md (target, git state, files, changes, dead ends, next step) so any agent on any tool can resume cold after /clear, a tool switch, or a new chat.
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