CLI Reincarnation Command Hardcodes Single Agent Instead of Multi-Agent
A CLI reincarnation command hardcodes a specific AI agent (Gemini) as the handoff target. The system needs to support configurable multi-agent handoff between Claude Code, Gemini, Codex, or other future AI coding agents.
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