/handoff-claude
Continue a task in Claude Code through a portable Director handoff packet. Use when work started in Codex CLI or Grok Build should move to Claude, or when a fresh Claude session needs the current decisions and verification evidence.
$ npx -y skills add claude-world/director-mode-lite --skill handoff-claude --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Continue a task in Claude Code through a portable Director handoff packet. Use when work started in Codex CLI or Grok Build should move to Claude, or when a fresh Claude session needs the current decisions and verification evidence.
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handoff-claude.SKILL.mdname: handoff-claude
description: Continue a task in Claude Code through a portable Director handoff packet. Use when work started in Codex CLI or Grok Build should move to Claude, or when a fresh Claude session needs the current decisions and verification evidence.
user-invocable: true
Handoff to Claude Code
Use the shared `session-relay` workflow. Claude starts a new native session and reads the same vendor-neutral packet used by Codex and Grok.
ROOT="${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR:-${GROK_WORKSPACE_ROOT:-}}"
[[ -n "$ROOT" ]] || ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
RELAY="$ROOT/.director-mode/bin/director-relay"
[[ -x "$RELAY" ]] || RELAY="$HOME/.claude/bin/director-relay"
"$RELAY" create \
--from <codex|grok> --to claude \
--goal "..." --summary "..." --next "..."
"$RELAY" continue --to claudeThe second command only prints the interactive command. Add `--run` when the user explicitly wants to launch it, or `--headless` for a one-shot `claude -p` continuation.
Claude Code's own `--continue` and `--resume` remain the right tools for resuming a Claude-native history. Use a Director packet when the source is another CLI, when a concise checkpoint is preferable, or when the workflow may later move again.
Profiles created with `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` can still isolate authorized Claude accounts, but profile credentials, permissions, plugins, MCP configuration, and session histories are not copied into the packet.
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name: handoff-claude description: Continue a task in Claude Code through a portable Director handoff packet. Use when work started in Codex CLI or Grok Build should move to Claude, or when a fresh Claude session needs the current decisions and verification evidence. user-invocable: true
Handoff to Claude Code
Use the shared `session-relay` workflow. Claude starts a new native session and reads the same vendor-neutral packet used by Codex and Grok.
ROOT="${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR:-${GROK_WORKSPACE_ROOT:-}}"
[[ -n "$ROOT" ]] || ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
RELAY="$ROOT/.director-mode/bin/director-relay"
[[ -x "$RELAY" ]] || RELAY="$HOME/.claude/bin/director-relay"
"$RELAY" create \
--from <codex|grok> --to claude \
--goal "..." --summary "..." --next "..."
"$RELAY" continue --to claudeThe second command only prints the interactive command. Add `--run` when the user explicitly wants to launch it, or `--headless` for a one-shot `claude -p` continuation.
Claude Code's own `--continue` and `--resume` remain the right tools for resuming a Claude-native history. Use a Director packet when the source is another CLI, when a concise checkpoint is preferable, or when the workflow may later move again.
Profiles created with `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` can still isolate authorized Claude accounts, but profile credentials, permissions, plugins, MCP configuration, and session histories are not copied into the packet.
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