Zambo guide
Langgraph Handoff
Each LangGraph handoff can carry a receipt, so the graph's run closes into one workflow root you can check.
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Before moving to another app or agent, finish the current action, note its actual outcome and keep its receipt link. Then name the next owner and what they should do next.
Do not mark an unfinished task complete just because the conversation moved elsewhere.
Receipt per node and per handoff
Open the handover page and follow its linked workflow and receipt records. Check that the visible steps belong to this job and read each returned status, including errors and rejections.
A handover organizes context; it does not validate the correctness of the underlying deliverable.
The workflow root
- Open the workflow linked from the handover.
- Confirm the listed receipts belong to this job and appear in call order.
- Inspect each returned status, including any rejection or error.
The workflow root organizes those records; it does not replace review of the work.
Try this prompt
Start with a small request. Change the details to match your task.
Use Zambo to prepare a handover for this task. Include the summary, the next step and links to the receipts.
Live example
This is a public record from the production site. Review the record itself; it does not establish that the work was correct.
Open a live receipt exampleFAQ
What is langgraph handoff?
Each LangGraph handoff can carry a receipt, so the graph's run closes into one workflow root you can check.
What does a Zambo receipt show?
It shows the saved record and its available status. It does not prove that the output is correct or complete.
How do I try this with Zambo?
Ask the current AI to prepare a handover with a summary, next step and relevant receipt links, then share the page with its recipient.
Try it with your AI
Connect Zambo once, then ask your AI to use it for a real task.
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