"Trust me, it's done" is not a verification strategy. Every AI coding session ends with a summary for whoever picks up next. Nothing checks whether it's still true. Handover is a handoff document a machine can verify: anchored to a commit, carrying a command that must pass before anything is marked done. A linter checks it against your live repo. A trap-based benchmark measures whether it actually transfers. No LLM in the enforcement path. Zero dependencies. Apache-2.0.
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Introducing Handover. I built this after watching an agent audit a git branch 288 commits behind trunk. Almost everything it flagged had already been fixed upstream. It wasn't broken, it just trusted a handoff nobody had checked.
Happy to answer anything. If you try it and it breaks, the issue tracker is the contribution I actually want more than an upvote.
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Thanks a lot everyone for checking it out. I am really excited about this first ever launch and would love any feedback!
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Every AI coding session ends with a summary for whoever picks up next. Nothing checks whether it's still true. Ask your agent for a handoff that you and your agent both can trust.
Thanks a lot everyone for checking it out. I am really excited about this first ever launch and would love any feedback!
Every AI coding session ends with a summary for whoever picks up next. Nothing checks whether it's still true. Ask your agent for a handoff that you and your agent both can trust.