claude-handoff
MAmattpocock/skills288k10,178 new stars in the last 7 days
Pull the concrete commitments out of a thread — who owes what, by when. Use when the user asks what they need to do, what they promised, what is outstanding, or for action items from a conversation.
An action item has an owner, a verb, and ideally a date. Without an owner and a verb it is discussion, not an action item.
get_thread, then extract_action_items) — a
commitment made early is often only confirmed later.list_tasks and check_followups before proposing a new item, so the
same commitment is not tracked twice.Report two lists, longest-overdue first:
You owe — <verb the deliverable> · to <person> · by <date or "no date">
You're owed — <person> · <what> · by <date or "no date">
Then anything already past its deadline. No preamble.
A question is not an action item unless answering it was promised. "No date" is a real value — never invent a deadline; the undated commitment is the one that gets dropped, and saying so is the useful output. A superseded item is closed. A conditional commitment keeps its condition.
MAmattpocock/skills288k10,178 new stars in the last 7 days
AFaffaan-m/ECC278k4,046 new stars in the last 7 days
AFaffaan-m/ECC278k4,046 new stars in the last 7 days
AFaffaan-m/ECC278k4,046 new stars in the last 7 days
DIDietrichGebert/ponytail162k5,405 new stars in the last 7 days
Scan shortcut comments, build a debt ledger, flag items without an upgrade path.
DIDietrichGebert/ponytail162k5,405 new stars in the last 7 days