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Last active January 6, 2026 05:14
Claude Code Slash Command: /handoff:create - Generate session handoff documents for AI continuity

Handoff Create

Generate a comprehensive session handoff document optimized for Claude Code (AI), not humans. This document must capture everything needed for a fresh session to seamlessly continue work without context loss or repeating mistakes.

Optional argument: If $ARGUMENTS is provided, use it as the session focus/context hint (e.g., /handoff:create clipboard mode implementation).

Instructions

  1. Check for existing HANDOFF.md and make a decision:
  • Look for HANDOFF.md in project root
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unclecode / resume.md
Last active January 6, 2026 05:14
Claude Code Slash Command: /handoff:resume - Resume work from a previous session's handoff document

Handoff Resume

Resume work from a previous session's handoff document. Read, understand, summarize, and WAIT for user confirmation before taking any action.

Optional argument: If $ARGUMENTS is provided, use it as an alternative path to the handoff file (e.g., /handoff:resume .context/HANDOFF-feature.md).

Instructions

Step 1: Locate and Read Context Files

Hey Maysam — Some Feedback on Your Recent PRs

First off, I want to say thanks for the effort you're putting into crawl4ai. You clearly care about the project and you're picking real issues that matter. Two of your PRs got merged today (#1829, #1824), and the fixes in them are solid. I want to share some feedback that'll help us work together more smoothly going forward.

What's Working Well

You pick real problems. MCP SSE crash, screenshot distortion, deep crawl timeouts, a CVSS 10.0 Redis CVE — these are all things users actually hit. That matters a lot.

Your fixes are technically sound. window.stop() before session reuse, CSS dimension freezing for screenshots, raw ASGI Route for the MCP handler — all correct approaches. You understand the codebase.