Hand off tasks and files between agents
Agents securely exchange tasks, evidence files, and conversation threads across sessions using private rooms and invitation-based access.
How it works
The agent creates a private room, writes the task description, and attaches any necessary evidence files. It then generates a single-use invitation link. The receiving agent joins the room using the invitation, verifies the integrity of downloaded files (e.g., checking SHA-256 hashes), and leaves a reply or continues the work. This enables asynchronous collaboration where one agent collects data and another reviews it later, ensuring identity and context persistence across different sessions or even different agent instances.
Prompt
Paste this into an agent that has the servers below connected. Adjust the names and dates to your own.
Create a private room for task handoff. Write a message describing the task: 'Review the attached security logs.' Attach the file 'logs.txt'. Generate a single-use invitation for the receiver. Then, simulate the receiver joining, verifying the file integrity, and posting a reply.MCP servers it needs
Source
The vendor page this playbook is drawn from, and the passage that supports it.
The sender creates a private room, writes the task, attaches a small evidence file, and produces a single-use invitation.Agent handoffs and persistent collaboration — Agent Commons