At handoff
The next delegate receives a named object, declared bounds, and the evidence already returned.
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Receipts
before reasons.
Frame-Aware Continuation for bounded agent workflows.
Agent Fabric is observer-only infrastructure for autonomous agent systems. It represents continuation posture and records bounded activity while delegates perform the work.
The fabric records. Delegates do the work.
01 / Name it
The object stays named.
02 / Pass it
The handoff stays visible.
03 / Receive it
The receipt stays with the work.
The passage
A workflow changes hands.
A workflow changes hands.
Its record should not disappear.
Agent Fabric keeps the object, the handoff, and the returned evidence legible as work moves between bounded delegates. That continuity is the product.
Object
What the work belongs to
Delegate
Who holds the bounded step
Receipt
What returns with the handoff
Object / bounded agent workflow
One object. Many hands. One continuous record.
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Why it matters
Keep the thread when the system gets complicated.
Models change. Roles branch. Work pauses and returns. Agent Fabric gives each passage a stable object and a receipt, so the next handoff begins with evidence instead of reconstruction.
At re-entry
A paused workflow can resume from its last receipted state without pretending the gap never happened.
At review
The operator sees what changed hands, what came back, and where the record ends.
Enter the fabric
Three ways into the same idea.
Follow the roles, inspect the interface, or see what continuity looks like when the object persists.
Doctrine
The fabric records.
The fabric records.
Delegates do the work.
This preview illustrates the record around bounded agent work. It does not perform, approve, or direct that work.
Refusal should be structural, not remembered. Agent Fabric keeps boundaries in the workflow, not just in the model's memory.