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Toggle automatic handoff save (90%/95% triggers) for THIS session — pass on, off, or status
Resume work from `.claude/handoff/current.md` in this fresh session (skip `--resume`).
> /plugin marketplace add sofumel/claude-handoff-revive > /plugin install handoff-revive@handoff-revive-marketplace
How it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/resumeContext preview
What this command does when you run it.
Resume work from `.claude/handoff/current.md` in this fresh session (skip `--resume`).
description: Resume work from `.claude/handoff/current.md` in this fresh session (skip `--resume`).
Invoke the `handoff-revive` skill in **RESUME** mode.
1. Read `.claude/handoff/current.md` (and `.claude/handoff/lang` for output language). 2. Do NOT read prior session transcripts. 3. Run the `resume-receipt` script first (see SKILL.md RESUME step 3) and show the tiny load-boundary receipt before any edits. 4. Run the `check-freshness` script; if it prints warnings, surface them to the user in their language. Warnings inform — they never block the resume. In the same step run `stats-handoff record resume` (zero-token counter for `/handoff-revive:stats`). 5. State the goal and `next_action` back to the user in 1–2 sentences. 6. Ask "Proceed?" before editing anything. 7. After confirmation, execute `next_action`.
Resume Claude Code work after rate/usage/context limits without replaying the prior transcript. Auto-saves at 90%/95% usage. Plugin-installable, 10 languages.
Repo: sofumel/claude-handoff-revive
Toggle automatic handoff save (90%/95% triggers) for THIS session — pass on, off, or status
Show what changed between the current handoff and a past snapshot, section by section. Usage - /handoff-revive:diff [timestamp]
Diagnose the handoff-revive installation - toolchain, script pairs, hooks, and current handoff state.
List handoff snapshots in `.claude/handoff/history/` (one is archived automatically on every save).
Preview what the next session will read from `.claude/handoff/current.md` (read-only dry-run, zero-token shell check).