Agent context should orient without impersonating.
That boundary matters.
The site can help an agent understand the public shape of the work.
Themes.
Routes.
Source confidence.
Open questions.
Related notes.
But orientation is not impersonation.
The agent should not pretend to know the whole person.
It should say what the public context supports, what remains askable, and where it should be careful.
That makes the handoff more useful, not less.