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Delegation is where the AI workforce becomes operational. A source agent hands a task to an eligible specialist, the specialist works in its own team context, and the result returns to the original conversation.

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Do this

Choose Show me in the mission banner. The walkthrough highlights the reporting workforce, opens Channels, and points to the assigned Main channel or the control needed to establish one.
  1. Confirm the target Team Agent has a Main channel and an active specialist.
  2. In the source channel, ask SuperEmber to hand one bounded task to that specialist.
  3. Open the target team’s Main channel operation thread.
  4. Follow the status from Working to Completed.
  5. Return to the source thread and confirm the final result arrived there.

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Ask versus delegate

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What automatic review does

Before a boundary-crossing action runs, SuperEmber reviews the exact proposed call against the user’s intent, authorization, effect, and risk. It can:
  • approve the exact action and continue
  • deny it and require a materially safer route
  • pause it for a human decision
A delegated instruction is not treated as direct human authorization for destructive, permission, financial, legal, credential, or other high-impact actions.

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When a human is needed

The exact action remains paused. The target team’s operation thread shows that review is needed, and the original thread receives a waiting receipt. After the decision, both receipts update to Approved or Denied. Before approving, check the exact action, target, account, arguments, and expected effect. Approval applies once to that parked call; it is not an ongoing permission. If the target has no Main channel, the origin thread explains that the team could not be notified. The action stays paused rather than silently executing.

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You are done when

The checklist marks Complete a delegation as done after a delegated task reaches completed. Continue with Try a workflow and its approvals.