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A node alert handed to its Pulse agent closes with an AlertResolution (#2580), and notifications already say it moved. Every in-app reader still treated the close as a recovery: Patrol's detail wore a green Resolved badge over a timeline labelled "Recovery evidence", the alert history listed the row as resolved and its incident timeline said "Alert resolved: Node memory at 95%", and the assistant, Patrol's seed prompt and the pulse_alerts tool saw a plain resolve because GetRecentlyResolved dropped the resolution. Operational trust gains a non-recovery cause, ownership_transferred, which may only enter resolved and only with evidence. The resolve transition uses it whenever the alert carries a moved_to_agent resolution, so a handover during a snooze also stops counting as resolved while snoozed. models.Alert gains Resolution (reason, successor and the engine's summary), copied by cloneAlert and filled by GetRecentlyResolved, so the state snapshot, websocket, assistant context, Patrol seed and the resolved-alerts tool all report where the alert went. The resolved resource change carries the summary as its reason with alert_resolution metadata, and incident memory titles the close with it. In the UI, the history row reads "moved to agent" with the account in its title and on the phone card, and Patrol's detail shows a Moved badge with the handover sentence under the summary.