agent-collaboration

You can standardize cross-agent communication by applying shared worktree conventions, routing input requests through a coordinator, and recording outcomes to decisions.md and history.md for reliable traceability.

The best way to record decisions is to write a markdown file to the inbox directory with the date, author, rationale, and outcome, ensuring all squad agents maintain worktree awareness and consistent audit trails.

Agents coordinate handoffs by referencing the shared TEAM ROOT and utilizing inbox-based decision recording to request help, ensuring cross-agent communication remains traceable and prevents context drift.

You need an inbox-based decision recording workflow when multiple agents operate across shared worktrees and any decision affects other agents, requiring standardized context patterns and history.md traceability.

Yes, you can use centralized collaboration patterns to request input via the coordinator, which references decisions.md and history.md to ensure reliable cross-agent communication and structured handoffs.

Context drift happens when agents lose awareness of shared worktree states, which you prevent by adopting centralized collaboration patterns that enforce referencing the TEAM ROOT and standardized decision recording.