Walkthrough · Portable handoffs
Handoffs that stay checkable across systems
When one agent hands off to another — across teams, frameworks, or clouds — the meaning has to survive the trip and be verifiable on the far side. Lexicor makes a handoff portable and checkable; an unknown or drifted handoff fails closed rather than being quietly accepted.
Across a boundary, “the same request” quietly becomes a slightly different one — and no one notices until it matters.
Restating full intent in natural language every hop burns tokens and still loses fidelity.
The receiving system can’t prove it got what the sender meant, so errors surface late.
The same handoff travels across frameworks and clouds without being re-explained each hop.
The receiving side can verify the handoff means what the sender intended — at the boundary, before acting.
Anything unknown or skewed is rejected, not silently coerced into something plausible.
Every accepted and rejected handoff leaves an evidence trail.