Externalise Handover Tasks

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Externalise important conversation parts into an .md file for handover to colleagues or agents. Document next tasks, accomplishments, bugs, and uncertainties.

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DocumentationBeginner
406/2/2026
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Our review

Transfers important parts of a conversation into a markdown file for handover to another colleague or agent.

Strengths

  • Creates structured documentation of tasks and progress.
  • Captures exact commands and file paths.
  • Clarifies user instructions.
  • Helps maintain continuity between agents.

Limitations

  • Requires manual review to ensure accuracy.
  • May omit subtle context from the conversation.
  • Only captures what is explicitly mentioned.
When to use it

When you need to pass work to another agent or colleague and want to provide a concise record of what has been done and what remains.

When not to use it

When the conversation is already well-documented in version control or when the context is too small to justify externalization.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score75/100

No execution of commands, no access to external resources, and no handling of sensitive data. The skill only summarizes conversation into a markdown file, posing no security risk.

No concerns found

Examples

General handover
Externalize the current conversation into a handover document focusing on tasks completed and next steps.
Debugging session handover
Create a handover file for the debugging session we just had, including all commands run and bugs encountered.
Daily summary handover
Generate a markdown handover summarizing what we've done today and what the next agent should do.

name: externalise-handover description: Externalise important parts of the current conversation into an .md file for handover.

Externalise / Handover tasks

Instructions

Externalise important parts of the current conversation into an .md file to hand over to another colleague or agent.

Focus on:

  • Tasks to do next.
  • What's been accomplished (exact commands run, inputs/args, outputs including file paths).
  • Bugs encountered.
  • Key areas of uncertainties.
  • User instructions and clarifications, touched up to be clearer.

Context: Use any additional context provided in the arguments.

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