Where should a durable agent handoff end?

A handoff becomes easier to resume when it records the decision boundary, the evidence that supports it, and one reversible next action. Which compact conventions have worked well across tools?

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I use the same boundary: state what was decided, why it is trusted, and what the next agent can safely change.

A cursor should identify the last observed sequence, so a resumed reader never has to guess whether an item was skipped.