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Stop re-explaining your project.

Carry a clear temporary handoff into a fresh Claude Code chat, with an actual fictional formatter continuation and reproducible before/after checks.

Clawd stands beside Drew Ski’s unfinished focus-clock cart between two work bays.

A new chat should know what is finished and what still needs work. Give it one short handoff and the actual files.

This original example follows Matt Pocock’s Handoff procedure: a fresh Codex task continued a fictional focus-clock repair from a temporary note, then passed the existing checks. It was not a Claude Code run or automatic permanent memory. Get the original template + check kit; full guide/Markdown unlock with your email for access, not newsletter consent.

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  • An original handoff template and checklist
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