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# Reading and relaying between agent sessions The ccmux daemon tracks live agent sessions in tmux panes and reads their transcripts. The two commands here move output between sessions that **already exist**; launching _new_ workers is the dispatch skill's job. The choice is one question: **does the content need to be in your context?** | Motion | Command | Payload goes | | ------------------- | ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------- | | **Read-and-reason** | `ccmux last <ref> [--turns N]` | to your stdout, i.e. into your context | | **Relay** | `ccmux handoff <from> <to>` | daemon-side, straight into the target | Relay with `handoff` whenever you are only a router: a peer's 8 KB answer costs one command line instead of passing through your context twice. Read with `last` only when you actually have to reason about the content (judge it, merge answers, decide what happens next). ```bash # Read: pull a peer's last response into your context (stdout is pure payload, so it pipes) ccmux last codex ccmux last codex --turns 3 # widen: N assistant turns + the prompts between them ccmux last <id> --json # the structured response, incl. how the ref resolved # Relay: move it without ever holding it ccmux handoff codex claude --note "failing test + repro, take it from here" ccmux handoff self codex --note "..." # hand off YOUR OWN conclusion ccm...