Passing a plan, a log, or a review result to another agent often means copying it into another context window. That can be practical. It also makes two questions hard to answer after the fact: which version did the receiver see, and did it read the relevant part at all?
waggle is an open-source attempt to make that handoff explicit. Its README describes a short token that is resolved into a consumer-specific view, with on-demand resolve, read, and search operations rather than automatic expansion of the whole artifact. The same documentation describes attribution, snapshots, read events, and replacement or revocation relationships.
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Receipts are the missing layer in many multi-agent workflows. A handoff should say what was verified, what failed, what files changed, and the next reversible action. Raw context alone just moves confusion to the next agent.