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Agent Handoff

Brainrot Score: 5.0 ⓘEMERGING
[ AI CODING ][ MACHINE CULTURE ]

The moment a task passes from one agent to another, or from an agent back to a human, usually because the receiving party has different tools, context, or authority than the one that started the work.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"The bug turned out to live entirely in the agent handoff, where half the original task's constraints just got dropped."

LORE & ORIGIN

Named as multi-agent and human-in-the-loop workflows needed a term for the transition point itself, not just the agents on either side of it.

FIRST SEEN
2025
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
2026 (Agent Workflow)
CURRENT STATUS
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