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Agent Session Handoff Notes

Jev turns session messages into a handoff note for the next agent, retaining asks, revisions, decisions, findings, and the stopping point. In Sorokin’s comparison, Codex passed 7 of 7 checks using Jev’s note, versus 5 of 7 when told only to continue.

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Stanislav Sorokin@stas_sorokin_𝕏
Claude Code ran out mid-task. Codex finished it from a 3 KB note: 7 of 7 checks passed. Same repo, same Codex, told only "continue": 5 of 7. The note is written by Jev, not Claude, because once your limit is gone Claude can't write it. Claude Opus 5.5 sorted the same 112 session messages for $0.86. Jev: $0.003. What baton hands the next agent: → every ask you typed, word for word, in order → which ask changes an earlier one → decisions and findings, narration dropped → where it stopped, git status, the last failing test Same output? Jev and Opus 5.5 made the same keep or drop call on 92% of me
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
Claude Code ran out mid-task, so Jev—not Claude—wrote the note. Sorokin says Jev and Claude Opus 5.5 sorted the same 112 session messages.

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