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@herbertgao/pi-handoff

v2.0.0

Published

Transfer pi session context to a new session and query past sessions.

Readme

@herbertgao/pi-handoff

HerbertGao-maintained fork of @tifan/pi-handoff, distributed under MIT with the original attribution preserved.

Start a fresh pi session from a handoff document, and query past sessions for context, decisions, or code changes.

Install

pi install npm:@herbertgao/pi-handoff

Requirements

Matt Pocock's handoff skill is required:

npx skills add https://github.com/mattpocock/skills --global --skill handoff

How it works

Submit a prompt containing a standalone -handoff marker to generate a handoff document from the current session and automatically start a clean session from it. The marker can appear anywhere in the prompt. The handoff is written under the OS temp directory.

The new session name uses the current session name when available. Otherwise, it uses the next-session focus, sanitized to lowercase, hyphen-separated text under 60 characters.

The handoff includes the previous session path when available, so the next agent can use session_query if the handoff omits a detail.

Usage

fix the auth flow -handoff

The standalone -handoff marker is consumed before the prompt reaches the agent. The text before and after it becomes the next-session focus. A prompt containing only -handoff continues the current work.

session_query

session_query: Answer a question about a previous pi session, given the full path to its .jsonl file and the question to ask. It uses the configured openai-codex/gpt-5.6-luna model, which must be available and authenticated.

Pi provides session loading and compaction-aware context reconstruction, but not semantic questions about an arbitrary previous session. session_query supplies that model-powered query layer.

Release notes

See CHANGELOG.md.

License

MIT