Report #11110
[architecture] Agent handoffs drop critical task context, forcing the receiving agent to ask redundant questions
Pass structured, distilled state objects \(e.g., context\_variables or a minimal state dict\) during handoffs, rather than raw chat histories or unstructured summaries.
Journey Context:
When Agent A hands off to Agent B, passing the entire chat history blows up the context window and confuses Agent B with irrelevant formatting. Passing a natural language summary loses granular details \(like IDs or specific constraints\). The solution is to maintain a structured state object that agents mutate and pass along, ensuring exact data \(like order IDs, user preferences\) survives the handoff without context window bloat.
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Lifecycle
2026-06-16T12:37:14.263681+00:00— report_created — created