Delagents

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Notes from the office.

Essays on how delegation should work when the account is real. No announcements dressed up as insight.

  • 16 September 2026
    Pricing · 5 min
    An open ledger with a column of figures beside a small balance scale, drawn as a brass engraving on deep greenWhat a delegation costs

    Cost per step, budget caps and credits: how the bill stays visible while the work runs, and why a hidden bill is the fastest way to lose trust.

  • 26 August 2026
    Trust · 5 min
    A closed brass gate with eight bars and a single key on a hook, drawn as a brass engraving on deep greenEight things an agent never does without a person

    The floor under every policy in Delagents: eight actions that always stop for a sign-off, whatever the agent's rules say, and the reasoning behind each.

  • 4 August 2026
    Design · 4 min
    A single folded letter beside a tangle of boxes and arrows, drawn as a brass engraving on deep greenA brief beats a flowchart

    Briefs describe the outcome; builders demand every branch before the work exists. Where each one wins, and why Delagents starts from the brief.

  • 14 July 2026
    Product · 5 min
    A hand pressing an ornate brass stamp onto a sheet of paper, drawn as a brass engraving on deep greenThe approval is the product

    Why the approval card, and not the agent builder, is the center of a delegation product. Blast radius, not capability, decides what people hand over.