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@samarthpatel/claude-skill-session-handoff

v1.0.0

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Claude Code skill for session handoffs, end-of-day reports, and progress tracking

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Readme

claude-session-handoff

A Claude Code skill that captures your session into a structured document — useful for carrying context between sessions, sharing progress with your team, or keeping a personal development log.

What it does

Run /session-handoff at the end of any Claude Code session. It will:

  • Summarize what was worked on, decisions made, and files changed
  • Record the current state of the project (builds? tests pass? deployed?)
  • List blockers and next steps
  • Write a handoffs/YYYY-MM-DD.md file in your project root

Use cases

Session continuity — Resume exactly where you left off. No more re-explaining context to Claude at the start of a new session.

End-of-day reports — Share a clean, structured summary of what you shipped with your manager, team lead, or client. The output is human-readable and requires no editing.

Progress tracking — Build up a running log of handoffs/ files over time. Flip back through them to see how a feature evolved, audit decisions, or write a retrospective.

Async team handoffs — Passing work to a colleague? The handoff doc covers state, blockers, and next steps so they can pick up without a sync call.

Installation

Via npm (recommended):

npm install -g @samarthpatel/claude-skill-session-handoff

Via npx (no install needed):

npx @samarthpatel/claude-skill-session-handoff

Via git:

git clone https://github.com/samarthpatel24/claude-session-handoff.git ~/.claude/skills/session-handoff

All methods copy the skill to ~/.claude/skills/session-handoff/.

Usage

In any Claude Code session, type:

/session-handoff

Claude will gather context from the session, write a structured handoff doc to ./handoffs/YYYY-MM-DD.md, and print it to the terminal.

Example Output

See examples/sample-handoff.md for a realistic example of what a handoff document looks like.

Works with

  • claude-historian (optional) — if installed, enriches the handoff with deeper session history search
  • nightly-digest (optional) — if you use nightly-digest, session-handoff will offer to copy summaries to ~/.claude/daily-summaries/ for automatic progress report generation

Requirements

License

MIT