Agents and agents.
When one agent reaches the edge of its job, it passes the work on in writing. The hand-off says who is asking, what is asked, what is already known and what the next agent may not do.
One job per agent
Each agent has a narrow lane. Anything outside it is handed on, never guessed.
Said once, in writing
The next agent never has to ask the customer again. What was confirmed travels with the work.
Limits travel too
A hand-off carries the rules. A bookkeeping agent that is told to draft only will draft only.
Simulated. This picks up the example above, after the owner says yes. The format is an illustration of how we design hand-offs, not a published standard.
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