session

Agent session checkpointing saves the current execution state so work can be safely restored later. This mechanism prevents data loss and duplicate work by persisting progress during active periods and loading it upon session boot.

The best way to handle cross-agent handoffs is by transferring work between agents using checkpoints and broadcasting lifecycle events via a system bus. This safely coordinates state transfers and prevents duplicate processing across agents.

Session lifecycle management works by coordinating boot, progress saving, and orderly shutdowns through a builtin handler workflow. It loads identity, initializes core skills, persists checkpoints, and broadcasts lifecycle events to ensure a graceful shutdown.

Yes, you can persist and broadcast session state in real-time by integrating the session lifecycle with the memory and system bus. This integration broadcasts lifecycle events and synchronizes state across multiple agents during handoffs.

You need session restoration and checkpointing whenever an agent's active work period is interrupted or transferred. This process is required during session boot, cross-agent handoffs, and orderly shutdowns to avoid data loss in multi-agent projects.