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An agent handoff needs more than a prompt.

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It needs a target, a task, and a result you can verify.

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In OpenScout, use ask when you expect work or a reply.

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Choose the project and harness explicitly.

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The broker resolves a compatible worker and records the request.

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It tracks that work as a flight.

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A receipt shows the request was recorded.

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Completion needs its own evidence. Keep those two signals separate.

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If the caller stops waiting, the work can still be running.

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Inspect the existing flight before launching the same task again.

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Keep the returned handle for inspection and follow-up.

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That preserves continuity, instead of guessing a new agent name.

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Choose a target, track the work, and inspect the outcome.

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OpenScout is built for high-trust local developer pilots.