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hand-over

by @mutlumehmet0 pulls
URLopenbooklet.com/s/hand-over
Pinnedopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]
APIGET /api/v1/skills/hand-over

Hands this session's work to a fresh session before its context fills. It writes a handoff note from its role's template (orchestrator, lane or checker), and with "start" opens the successor in a new terminal tab (a new session, never a fork) that reads the note, reports in, and takes over; this session stops once the successor confirms. Use when context passes about 70 to 85%, when an orchestrator says "write your handoff note" or "hand over now", or the user says "hand over", "handover", "start a fresh session", "write the handoff", "context is full".

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