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claude-handoff

Summarize the current conversation and launch a fresh background agent to continue the work. The handoff includes references to existing artifacts and suggested skills, removes sensitive information, and can emphasize the next session’s intended focus.

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把当前对话交接给一个全新的 background agent,让它立即接手工作。

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  • Continue ongoing work with a fresh agent
  • Focus the next session on a specific task
  • Hand off work using references to existing documents
  • Manage the launched agent with claude agents

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  • SKILL.md1.2 KB
  • agents/openai.yaml138 B

SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

为当前对话写一份 handoff summary,让一个全新的 agent 可以继续工作。不要把它保存下来,而是启动一个以这份 summary 作为 prompt 的 background agent:claude --bg --name "<descriptive name>" "<handoff summary>"。它会在当前工作目录中启动并立即返回;用户用 claude agents 管理它。

始终带上 -n/--name 并给出描述性名称(例如 --name "Fix login bug")——它设置显示名称,会出现在 job list、session picker 和 terminal title 中。

在 summary 中包含一个 "suggested skills" section,写明下一个 agent 应调用 Skill 工具并指定哪些 skills。

不要重复其它 artifacts(PRDs、plans、ADRs、issues、commits、diffs)中已经记录的内容,改为用 path 或 URL 引用它们。

删去任何敏感信息,例如 API keys、passwords 或个人身份信息——这份 summary 会成为 agent 的 prompt。

如果用户传入了 arguments,把它们当作对下一个 session 重点的描述,并据此调整 summary。

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