AI coding agent handoff
RAAV turns agent work into a reviewable handoff with current product facts, submit history, verification, and audit. The next owner can see what shipped before touching the code.
When work moves between agent sessions, a freelancer, or a new hire, the context is spread across chats and diffs. The receiver spends weeks reconstructing intent.
RAAV turns the last run into a handoff record: current product facts, open work, files changed, checks run, risks, and decisions still waiting. The next person starts there instead of reconstructing the project from commit messages.
Git blame shows diffs, not intent. A chat summary helps once but rarely ties files, verification, and open decisions together. RAAV keeps a durable record that any receiver can read.
Before touching code, a new developer or agent needs the product promise, current goals, explicit exclusions, and settled founder decisions.
RAAV packages that context so the receiver starts from product truth instead of reverse-engineering it.
At handoff, inferred facts should be visible as proposals so the founder can confirm what becomes shared truth for the next owner.
That review prevents a temporary implementation guess from being handed over as a product decision.
Swimlanes show what was still in flight at the handoff. The exported work history lists completed items and the checks recorded for them.
The receiver reads a record instead of running discovery.
RAAV does not replace your coding agent. It gives the agent a durable operating system for product truth, task ownership, and proof.
Agents submit summary, files, verification, and risks after each run.
RAAV exports product truth, submit history, and audit as a handoff.
The founder confirms what is durable before the receiver starts.
The next agent or developer reads memory and claims a lane.
Ask your agent to keep submitting into RAAV so the eventual handoff is already written. The receiver reads product truth and audit instead of reconstructing it.
Install RAAV and use it to record every run: summary, files, verification, and risks. Build a Product Handbook so a new developer or agent can be handed a complete, reviewable memory.Because the record is assembled during the work, the receiver does not depend on a generated handoff summary.
Most tools either write code or track human tickets. RAAV sits between the founder and the coding agents as shared product memory, coordination, and audit.
Founders ask how RAAV shortens the discovery phase when work changes hands.
Docs and a flat CLAUDE.md are memory too, but they go stale and hide who did what. RAAV keeps a live record tied to files and verification, plus a review queue, swimlanes, and audit the receiver can trust.
No. The outgoing and incoming developers can use any coding agent. RAAV keeps the shared record they hand to one another.
No. The exported audit and Product Handbook let a new agent or developer start from product truth without a live walkthrough.
One founder can start at €10/week. Solo adds more projects and history; Team adds collaboration. Paid checkout will open after the current founder test.