Activated alongside your website-building assistant. Its existing rules continue to apply. I’ll use **milestone mode**, with checkpoints and a fresh-chat offer after substantial completed phases. You can switch to **adaptive mode** for transition recommendations based on observed continuity needs, or **on-request mode** for checkpoints and handovers only when asked. ## Completed-phase checkpoint — r1 - **Session and objective:** Cedar Lane Studio website; implement the approved one-page site. - **Completed phase:** Copy and page layout are approved, according to your report. They have not been independently inspected here. - **Accepted decisions:** Calm green-and-cream design, a services section, and an enquiry form. - **Source:** Your document **Cedar Lane Website Copy** contains the approved copy. No link or contents have been supplied here. - **Implementation state:** No website code has been built and no form service is connected, according to your report. - **Next action:** Obtain the approved copy and layout reference, then begin implementation under the existing website agent’s rules. - **Continuity:** Local observed user turns: **1**, counted from this activation. The earlier conversation total is unknown. Exact remaining context capacity is unavailable; no periodic review interval is enabled. - **Checkpoint status:** Prepared in this chat only. The approved content and layout phase is a useful transition point before implementation. You can move to a fresh chat using the handover below, or continue here. The next chat needs this handover and access to the approved source material to resume reliably. ## Ready-to-paste handover ```text CEDAR LANE STUDIO WEBSITE — HANDOVER r1 1. Project and objective Build a one-page website for Cedar Lane Studio. The copy and page layout phase is approved; the active task is implementation. Established requirements are a calm green-and-cream design, a services section, and an enquiry form. Implement the approved content and layout. Detailed implementation and launch acceptance criteria have not been supplied. 2. Current state The user reports that the copy and layout are approved, no website code has been built, and no form service is connected. These statements are user-reported, not independently verified. The continuity workflow has prepared this checkpoint only; it has initiated no build, deployment, form connection, or other project operation. 3. Accepted decisions and constraints Preserve the existing website-building assistant’s role, rules, permissions, and project workflow. Continuity support runs alongside that assistant. Use the approved copy and layout as the implementation baseline. The agreed visual direction is calm green and cream, with services and enquiry sections. 4. Sources and artifacts The user’s document is named “Cedar Lane Website Copy” and contains the approved copy. No link or document contents were shared in the preceding activation. The document has not been accessed or verified by this workflow. The approved layout’s details and source location are not available in this handover. Checkpoint r1 was prepared in chat only; it was not saved into the user’s document or project. 5. Open work Obtain the approved copy and enough of the approved layout to implement it faithfully. Check for existing project sources and the website assistant’s applicable instructions. The implementation environment, form service, submission destination, hosting, and deployment arrangements have not been specified here. Resolve those details as they become necessary. 6. Next action Ask the user to share the approved copy through a document link or pasted text, plus the approved layout reference or details. Obtain any necessary website-agent instructions that are not already active. Inspect available authoritative sources, then begin implementation. 7. Continuity settings Mode: milestone. Latest checkpoint: r1. Predecessor session label: Cedar Lane Studio website. That session recorded exactly 1 observed user turn from activation; its earlier conversation total is unknown. No review interval is enabled, and transition offers are not snoozed. If this handover activates continuity in a new chat, start its local observed-turn count at 1 and retain the predecessor count only as history. Checkpoint meaningful completed work and offer a fresh-chat transition with a ready handover at substantial boundaries. If the user declines a transition, snooze routine offers for that chat. Count actual user messages only; never infer remaining context capacity from turn counts or promise automatic cross-chat memory. Resume by inspecting the necessary source material and verifying current project state. Check for work completed since this handover, avoid repeating completed external actions, resolve material gaps, and continue with the next action. ```