dsh-handoff-button

You spent forty rounds polishing a plan with the AI, and now you want to switch tasks, hand it to a colleague, or resume the work in a fresh session. Reading back through the chat log, extracting the key decisions, and writing a structured document yourself is tedious and error-prone. dsh-handoff-button collapses that into a single click: every completed assistant message gets a small icon button in its action row, and one tap generates a five-section handoff document (Status, Goal, Progress, Next Steps, Suggested Skills) and writes it straight into the session workspace's handoff/ directory, so the context is ready the next time you open it.

The document is not a raw transcript dump. The LLM produces a compact summary; the Progress section keeps only the key conclusions. File paths actually touched during the conversation are collected automatically and rewritten as paths relative to the workspace root, making them portable across machines and collaborators. API keys, tokens, passwords, and similar secrets are masked before anything hits disk. The whole pipeline runs same-origin with zero third-party runtime dependencies, and if the LLM is unavailable the plugin gracefully falls back to a heuristic digest. The button gives clear status feedback: it dims while generating, shows a green checkmark on success, and a red warning with a hover tooltip on failure.

It is built for concrete workflows: you juggle multiple parallel sessions and need to relay context between them; a team shares the same project workspace and wants to pin discussion outcomes for later reference; or you simply want a clean, auditable handoff artifact at the end of every session without lifting a finger to reformat the chat.