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ce-handoff

Create a session handoff for another agent, or resume, find, and read any user-selected continuity source. Use when work or conversation must continue without access to the current session history.

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# Handoff

Preserve enough session context for a fresh agent to orient quickly, then keep the user in control of what happens next.

Creation and resume are deliberately open at their edges. The managed store and `ce-handoff/v1` metadata are defaults that make CE-created handoffs easy to find; they do not restrict where a handoff may be created or what a user may resume from. A resume source may come from any person, agent, or system and may use any readable format.

## Route the invocation

- A bare invocation always creates a handoff.
- `create [focus]` explicitly creates one. Use `focus` as the intended objective for the next session.
- `resume [source or keywords]` reads an explicit continuity source or discovers likely candidates.
- Natural-language creation and resume intent follows the same routes. This does not apply to ordinary requests to continue the current session unless the user expresses handoff intent.

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