should The Agency have an Agent Handoff Manager?

[egrudina]

One challenge I keep running into with multi-agent workflows isn't selecting the right specialists - the roster already solves that extremely well - but preserving context between them.

For example, after a Backend Architect finishes designing something, the Frontend Developer shouldn't need to rediscover all the decisions, assumptions, trade-offs, and unresolved questions from scratch.

Would an Agent Handoff Manager be useful as a reusable role between specialists?

Its responsibility could be to create a structured handoff containing:

• completed work and produced artifacts
• key decisions and rationale
• assumptions and constraints
• unresolved questions
• risks / things that need verification
• recommended next agent
• a concise, task-specific context package for that agent
  I think this could make multi-agent workflows more reliable, especially as workflows become longer and involve agents from different divisions.

Curious whether others see this as a missing layer, or whether this responsibility should instead live inside the existing workflow/runbook approach.