Fragment Practice
Session Handoff Canvas is for moments where a session ends, but the work should not collapse into reset.
It is designed to preserve the minimum viable structure for continuation: what matters now, what changed, what was decided, and what should happen next.
The aim is not perfect documentation. The aim is usable continuity.
A structured worksheet for preserving context, decisions, and next-step logic so work can continue without guesswork.
These are the kinds of signals that usually make this item relevant.
Treat this as a strong starting structure, not a rigid doctrine.
Do not wait until later. The structure is strongest when captured close to the actual session boundary.
Focus on context, decisions, open questions, and next-step logic rather than trying to summarize everything.
Treat the handoff not as archive only, but as the starting point for the next round of work.
A knowledge item is often the right next step when the issue is real but still light enough to explore through self-serve structure.
If this item helps clarify the issue, the next move may be another format, another problem area, or a live practice conversation to adapt the structure around your actual context.
In Fragment Practice, a knowledge item is useful when it makes a previously fragile pattern easier to hold, easier to continue, or easier to decide with.
This page is designed to explain not only what the item is, but what kind of friction it is actually for and how it should be used in real work.
