Handoff Between Agents
Agent chat history is not portable. Jumpspace handoff writes and summarizes repo-local implementation state so another agent can resume.
Before Handoff
Section titled “Before Handoff”Run the checks that match the work:
npx @jumpspace/cli task scannpx @jumpspace/cli task audit --jsonnpx @jumpspace/cli task doctor --jsonnpx @jumpspace/cli task plan validate DOC-PROJECT-001 --jsonnpx @jumpspace/cli task handoff --task DOC-PROJECT-001 --jsonIf a Git baseline exists:
npx @jumpspace/cli task ci --since main --jsonWhat To Record
Section titled “What To Record”Record durable state in the task block, not only in chat:
- completed plan steps with evidence
- changed status, except
verified - verification records from
jumpspace task verify - new or repaired code/test links
- explicit gaps when evidence is missing
Mutation History
Section titled “Mutation History”npx @jumpspace/cli task last --jsonnpx @jumpspace/cli task history --task DOC-PROJECT-001 --jsonUse history when the next agent needs to know what Jumpspace changed during the session.
First Prompt For The Next Agent
Section titled “First Prompt For The Next Agent”Use Jumpspace to resume this task. Start with handoff and work packets, inspectlinked files, and do not rely on prior chat history as the source of truth.The next agent should then run:
npx @jumpspace/cli task handoff --task DOC-PROJECT-001 --jsonnpx @jumpspace/cli task work DOC-PROJECT-001 --json