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Token budget optimization for multi-agent workflows is achieved by allocating a 200K token window with progressive disclosure, which manages context windows and enables memory persistence across agents.

Progressive disclosure is a memory management technique that controls context window visibility, allowing long-running workflows to maintain session state persistence without exceeding the 200K token budget.

Cross-agent handoffs in long-running workflows are handled through inter-agent handoff protocols that ensure continuity and transfer session state across different agents within the allocated token budget.

Yes, context window optimization and session state persistence are specifically designed for Claude Code-based workflows, supporting multi-agent handoff orchestration and cross-agent continuity.

The 200K token budget limits the active context window size for multi-agent memory management, requiring progressive disclosure to manage information density and prevent token overflow during cross-agent handoffs.