Define requirements for an OpenClaw integration
Document a proposed integration's data needs, actions, credentials, and review boundaries.
Create compact handoff documents for another agent, session, or human to continue work. Use when a task is long-running, context is about to compact, work must pause, an audit needs resumable state, or the user asks for a handoff, continuation note, checkpoint, or next-session brief.
--- name: handoff-ca1c7e4de490 description: Create compact handoff documents for another agent, session, or human to continue work. Use when a task is long-running, context is about to compact, work must pause, an audit needs resumable state, or the user asks for a handoff, continuation note, checkpoint, or next-session brief. license: MIT metadata: abvx_status: experimental abvx_origin: adapted --- # Handoff Capture operational state, not a transcript. The next agent needs facts, paths, decisions, and next actions. ## When To Use Use for: - long-running audits; - multi-repo publication work; - paused implementation; - debugging sessions with active hypotheses; - research with source ledgers; - job/client-search workflows; - context compaction or thread transfer. ## Handoff Contents Include: - objective and current status; - repos, branches, important paths, URLs, and local servers; - decisions made and why; - files changed, commits, PRs, or releases; - commands already run and their result; - active hypotheses, blockers, or pending checks; - suggested skills for the next session; - exact next steps in priority order. ## Closeout Receipt When the handoff follows completed project work, include: ```text changed: files, commits, PRs, or artifacts that matter verified: checks and results, or why verification was unavailable skipped_with_reason: docs, memory, cleanup, or rules intentionally not updated follow_up: bounded next actions only ``` Link to existing evidence instead of repeating it. Separate local checks from push, CI, deployment, and public availability. Do not turn closeout into cleanup authority: retain temporary files and old plans unless removal was approved. Memory changes require an explicit user request; a handoff is not that request. ## Compression Rules - Link to artifacts instead of copying them. - Do not duplicate full diffs, logs, PRDs, plans, or source docs. - Preserve concrete dates and versions when relevant. - Redact secrets, credentials, private contacts, and unnecessary personal data. - Separate confirmed facts from assumptions. ## Output Location If creating a file, write it outside the project unless the user asks for an in-repo artifact. Use the OS temp directory or a clear `handoff/` location approved by the repo conventions. ## Final Response Tell the user where the handoff lives, what it covers, and what the next agent should do first.--- name: handoff-ca1c7e4de490 description: Create compact handoff documents for another agent, session, or human to continue work. Use when a task is long-running, context is about to compact, work must pause, an audit needs resumable state, or the user asks for a handoff, continuation note, checkpoint, or next-session brief. license: MIT metadata: abvx_status: experimental abvx_origin: adapted --- # Handoff Capture operational state, not a transcript. The next agent needs facts, paths, decisions, and next actions. ## When To Use Use for: - long-running audits; - multi-repo publication work; - paused implementation; - debugging sessions with active hypotheses; - research with source ledgers; - job/client-search workflows; - context compaction or thread transfer. ## Handoff Contents Include: - objective and current status; - repos, branches, important paths, URLs, and local servers; - decisions made and why; - files changed, commits, PRs, or releases; - commands already run and their result; - active hypotheses, blockers, or pending checks; - suggested skills for the next session; - exact next steps in priority order. ## Closeout Receipt When the handoff follows completed project work, include: ```text changed: files, commits, PRs, or artifacts that matter verified: checks and results, or why verification was unavailable skipped_with_reason: docs, memory, cleanup, or rules intentionally not updated follow_up: bounded next actions only ``` Link to existing evidence instead of repeating it. Separate local checks from push, CI, deployment, and public availability. Do not turn closeout into cleanup authority: retain temporary files and old plans unless removal was approved. Memory changes require an explicit user request; a handoff is not that request. ## Compression Rules - Link to artifacts instead of copying them. - Do not duplicate full diffs, logs, PRDs, plans, or source docs. - Preserve concrete dates and versions when relevant. - Redact secrets, credentials, private contacts, and unnecessary personal data. - Separate confirmed facts from assumptions. ## Output Location If creating a file, write it outside the project unless the user asks for an in-repo artifact. Use the OS temp directory or a clear `handoff/` location approved by the repo conventions. ## Final Response Tell the user where the handoff lives, what it covers, and what the next agent should do first.
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