Handoff
The point where one role's finished work becomes the next role's starting material.
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What “Handoff” means
Handoffs are where teams lose work, whether the team is made of people or agents. The strategist's plan has to reach the content creator. The approved post has to reach the publishing queue. The comment has to reach whoever replies. Each handoff needs two things: the work itself, and enough context to act on it.
When roles sit in separate products, a person carries each handoff by hand. When they sit in one product, the handoff can happen where the work already is. In Link AI, every role takes requests from the same chat. Ask any option to show one handoff from end to end, such as a trend becoming a calendar slot and then a draft post. Our multi-agent entry walks through an example.
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AI Social Media Agents. “Handoff.” Linkme. Content reviewed 11 November 2026.
https://aisocialmediaagents.com/glossary/handoff/