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The scarce skill in human and agent collaboration is not managing either side, but structuring ongoing work in a living repository so clearly that either can continue it mid-stride.
Abner Shang
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The Handoff Is a Living Repo
The scarce skill in human and agent collaboration is not managing either side, but structuring ongoing work in a living repository so clearly that either can continue it mid-stride.
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