Read Latest Handover Document

Read the most recent handover document and immediately begin working on priority tasks.

Instructions:

1. Find and list recent handover documents:

   ls -t handover/handover-*.txt 2>/dev/null | head -3

2. Read the most recent handover document:

   latest_handover=$(ls -t handover/handover-*.txt 2>/dev/null | head -1)
   if [ -n "$latest_handover" ]; then
     echo "Reading: $latest_handover"
     cat "$latest_handover"
   fi

3. Analyze handover content and provide summary:

   • Understand current issue being worked on
   • Review completed tasks and current status
   • Identify next priority actions
   • Note any blockers or technical debt

4. Begin work immediately:

   • Start with the first item in "NEXT SESSION PRIORITIES"
   • If no priorities listed, continue with incomplete TODO items
   • Create new todo list based on handover content
   • Take action without asking for confirmation

Summary Format:

Latest Handover: handover-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt
Date: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM

Recent Handovers:
- handover-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt (latest)
- handover-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt
- handover-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt

Summary: [One paragraph describing current state and what needs to be done]

Starting work on: [First priority task from handover]

Action Guidelines:

• Immediate execution: Begin work without asking permission
• Priority-driven: Follow handover priorities or TODO order
• Context awareness: Use technical details from handover
• Continuity: Pick up exactly where previous session left off
• Todo integration: Create new todo list based on handover content

Error Handling:

• If no handover directory exists: "No handover directory found - starting fresh session"
• If no handover files found: "No handover documents found - ready for new tasks"
• If handover file is empty/corrupt: "Handover file invalid - proceeding with current context"
• If no clear next actions: "No specific priorities found - ready for instructions"

Important:

• This is a read-and-execute command, not view-only
• Always start working immediately after reading
• Use handover technical details to inform approach
• Maintain session continuity and context
• Never modify existing handover files