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Mike Schwarz
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A handover now puts a seat's missing managed guidance blocks back for every runtime before its successor launches, as it already did for Codex and as exact resume does. It passes the rig's Claude file, so a Claude seat on a rig that uses CLAUDE.local.md gets its blocks there, not in CLAUDE.md, and the file each seat gets still follows the runtime saved at its last launch. That covers a rebuild into a working directory without the seat's blocks, for example after rig seat set-cwd. Blocks already present are left alone, and a block that can't be put back is named in the result's notes while the handover completes. Not covered: comparing blocks already in the file with their current source, on any route, is not part of this change; a required startup file that can't be delivered fails an ordinary start but is only a note on a handover; Pi, omp and a Claude fork take the same call, and the new cells cover Claude fresh and rebuild. Reported in #2456 by @eisenbergjerry.