Apply task decomposition and agent collaboration strategies in Microsoft Foundry: Review

I did this module right after the one on stateful loops. The handoff protocol diagrams are clean, I'll give them that. They lay out the concepts: adaptive decomposition, context preservation, balancing granularity. It’s the right vocabulary for a design meeting. The problem is, it’s just vocabulary. There’s no code, no API snippets, no 'here's a broken handoff, now fix it.' The whole thing feels like reading the spec for a feature my team hasn't been given access to yet. The knowledge check just confirmed my suspicion—it only asks if you remember the names of the concepts. This is useful if you're an architect about to write a design doc using Foundry, but for a builder, it’s a theoretical exercise. I'm still not sure how I'd actually implement a robust context handoff between two agents.