Add writing-handoffs skill#45
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Delegating a scoped task to a sub-agent or worktree agent meant hand-writing a brief each time, and the receiving agent starts fresh with none of the originating conversation. Without a consistent structure these briefs tended to omit the why, the exact files, or where to stop. Add a `writing-handoffs` skill that gathers the needed inputs, right- sizes the document to the task, and emits a self-contained `handoff-<slug>.md` following a fixed template covering objective, context, target files, the concrete change, constraints, environment, verification, and how to land the work. Bootstrap links it into `~/.claude/skills/` alongside the other tracked skills. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Delegating a scoped task to a sub-agent or worktree agent meant hand-writing a brief each time, and the receiving agent starts fresh with none of the originating conversation. Without a consistent structure these briefs tended to omit the why, the exact files, or where to stop.
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writing-handoffsskill that gathers the needed inputs, right-sizes the document to the task, and emits a self-containedhandoff-<slug>.mdfollowing a fixed template covering objective, context, target files, the concrete change, constraints, environment, verification, and how to land the work. Bootstrap links it into~/.claude/skills/alongside the other tracked skills.🤖 Generated with Claude Code