Imported from Veedubin/neuralgentics (overlay/packages/opencode/.opencode/skills/handoff/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add Veedubin/neuralgentics --skill handoff. Copyright stays with the author.

Boomerang Handoff

When to Invoke

At the end of every session, or when the user explicitly requests /handoff. This skill wraps up the session, runs the self-evolution gate to auto-create skills from repeated patterns, updates documentation, and commits any new artifacts.

Preconditions

Before running the handoff, verify:

• All dispatched cards are in done or blocked status
• All quality gates have passed (lint, typecheck, test)
• Working tree is clean or has only documentation changes pending
• AGENTS.md, TASKS.md, and HANDOFF.md exist and are readable
• You are in a git repository

Step 1: Run Self-Evolution Gate

Invoke the evolution gate to detect repeated patterns and auto-create skills:

Call MCP tool: neuralgentics_evolution_gate
Params: { auto_create: true }

The gate will:

1. Query memory for pattern candidates (trigger count >= 3)
2. Evaluate each candidate against 4 criteria (repetition, interface clarity, independence, time savings)
3. Auto-create SKILL.md files for qualified candidates in .opencode/skills/<name>/
4. Save evolution results to memory

Expected output: { evaluated: N, qualified: M, created: [...] }

If the gate creates new skills, note their names for the commit message in Step 3.

Step 2: Update HANDOFF.md and TASKS.md

Execute the standard handoff flow:

1. Update HANDOFF.md — Add a new top section with:

   • Session date and summary
   • What was completed
   • Key decisions made
   • Files changed
   • Bootstrap prompt for next session

2. Update TASKS.md — Mark completed cards as done, move blocked cards with reasons, archive old cards.

3. Update CONTEXT.md (if exists) — Add architecture delta section.

4. Save session context to memory — Use memini-ai-dev_add_memory with:

   • sourceType: "boomerang"
   • metadata: { project: "neuralgentics", type: "session-handoff", session: N }

Step 3: Commit New SKILL.md Files

If the evolution gate created new SKILL.md files, or if documentation was updated:

git add .opencode/skills/ HANDOFF.md TASKS.md CONTEXT.md
git commit -m "handoff: session wrap-up + evolution gate

Created skills: <list of new skill names>
Updated: HANDOFF.md, TASKS.md"

Do NOT push — the user may want to review before pushing.

Step 4: Return Handle

Return a summary to the orchestrator:

{
  session: N,
  handoff_complete: true,
  evolution_result: { evaluated, qualified, created },
  docs_updated: ["HANDOFF.md", "TASKS.md"],
  new_skills: ["skill-name-1", "skill-name-2"],
  commit_sha: "<sha>"
}

Notes

• The evolution gate runs before the handoff documentation update so that newly-created skills are reflected in the handoff summary.
• If the evolution gate fails, log the error and continue with the handoff — do not block the session wrap-up.
• The auto_create: true parameter ensures skills are created automatically without manual confirmation.
• Gate failure does NOT block the handoff. The compaction hook also calls the gate independently with the same autoCreate: true default.