/ashlr-handoff
Generate a context-pack for the next session to resume cold.
When to use
At the end of a long session before closing Claude Code, or before switching machines. The handoff prints a plain-text block you can paste into the next session so the new agent picks up branch state, recent commits, genome status, and the top tools used — without re-reading every file.
What it does
/ashlr-handoff is an alias for /ashlr-dashboard --handoff. It renders:
- Branch + dirty file count
- Last 5 commits
- Genome state (present at
.ashlrcode/genome/or "not initialized") - Top 5 tools this session (calls + tokens saved)
- Top 3 lifetime projects (from
~/.ashlr/session-log.jsonl)
Output is plain ASCII — no ANSI colors — so it survives clipboard round-trips and pastes cleanly into any terminal or chat surface.
Output (example)
Related
/ashlr-dashboard— same data with charts and color/ashlr-savings— quick session/lifetime summary