Work brief
First pass
Handoff checkpoint
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What you’ll accomplish
You’ll have a second AI find the work brief and handoff checkpoint, then complete the next step.
Watch how it’s done
The demo uses OpenCode as an example.
Before you start
Save the work brief and lesson 3 checkpoint in Mem. Connect both AI tools to the same Mem. If you use Spaces, confirm both tools can search the relevant Space. Make sure the second tool can also access any longer draft named in the checkpoint.Your turn
1
Open a new session in the second AI tool
Choose a different tool connected to the same Mem. Do not copy the brief or the first conversation into it.
2
Ask it to retrieve the task state
Ask it to retrieve the task state before drafting:
3
Check the summary against the saved context
Compare the summary with the brief and checkpoint. With the lesson 3 example, it should identify the operations-lead audience, the single “Try Atlas” call to action, and the missing verified evidence for section four.
4
Draft and check the next part
Once the context is correct, send:Check the audience, wording, and evidence markers against the brief. Keep the draft accessible for the next session.
What you should see
The second AI recovers the brief and checkpoint, then produces the requested copy with the agreed call to action and unresolved evidence clearly marked.
Why this matters
Checking retrieved context before drafting catches missing decisions. The same brief and checkpoint can guide another tool without the first tool’s chat history.Go deeper
Read the Context guide for how connected tools receive and use Mem context.You’ve completed AI Workflow
You saved a work brief, started with your first AI, saved a handoff checkpoint, and continued the task in another AI.