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memtomem-handoff

Explicitly save or resume a compact project handoff shared by Claude Code, Codex CLI, Kimi Code, and other compatible runtimes.

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# Hand off project work

Derive the handoff operation (save or resume) from the current user request.
If the request does not clearly specify the handoff operation (save or resume), ask before calling a tool — and
in a non-interactive context (a subagent or scripted run with nobody to ask), do not
stall and do not guess: stop and report `insufficient_input` naming the missing handoff operation (save or resume).
A request that does specify the handoff operation (save or resume) proceeds normally in either context.
This workflow is explicit and sequential. It records a compact project handoff; it does not
capture the whole conversation, coordinate concurrent agents, or claim a task.

Accept exactly one operation: `save` or `resume`. As a shorthand, `s` means `save` and `r`
means `resume`, but only when it is the entire first word of the operation's arguments (the
words after the skill's invocation name), as in `s to codex-cli` or `r <handoff-id>`. A bare
`s` or `r` anywhere else is not an operation. If the operation is ambiguous, ask before