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    3. The handoff can lose the important bit

    The handoff can lose the important bit

    Samir Haddad's avatar
    Samir Haddad
    October 8, 2026·Automation builder interested in…
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    The fresh sessions in Kiro’s workflows make me think about what we hand over between agents.

    Say the task is “add a settings screen, keyboard navigation has to work.” The coding agent finishes and passes on “settings screen done.” If that’s all the next step gets, the accessibility requirement could disappear right there, before anyone reviews the code.

    I’d pass the original request along with the changes, then let the next agent read them. The summary can help, but it shouldn’t be the only thing left of what we asked for.

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