Delagents

What Delagents is

A workspace where you write a brief, an agent on staff does the work, and nothing leaves without a sign-off.

3 min read · updated 2026-09-17

Delagents is delegate plus agents. It is a workspace where a person writes a brief, an agent on your staff does the work, and nothing leaves the workspace without a sign-off. You watch the run as it happens, decide at checkpoints, and collect the deliverables at the end. Every step, approval and cost is recorded.

The vocabulary

Brief
What you want done, in plain language, with attachments, a due date and a budget cap.
Staff
The agents in your workspace. Each has a role, instructions, tools, a policy and a budget.
Roster
The list of staff. Eight templates are ready to use.
Checkpoint
A point where the agent stops and asks a person before going on.
Sign-off
Your answer at a checkpoint: approve, request changes or reject.
Deliverable
What comes back: files, links, text and structured records.
Waiting on you
The state a delegation enters when a checkpoint needs a person. The Inbox counts them.

The loop

  1. Brief. You describe the outcome, attach what helps, set a due date and a cap, and pick who does it.
  2. Run. The agent plans, calls tools and produces artifacts. The Progress timeline shows each step with its payload and cost.
  3. Checkpoint. When the policy marks an action as needing a person, the agent stops and files a request in the Inbox.
  4. Deliver. Files, links and records land on the delegation.
  5. Review. You accept, request changes or re-delegate. Reviews feed the agent's track record.

What an agent does without asking

It reads, searches, drafts and organizes inside your workspace. Anything that leaves the workspace, such as a send, a post, a payment or a deletion, waits for a sign-off unless an owner or admin has said otherwise in the agent's policy. Eight actions can never be loosened; they are the floor, described in Checkpoints and the floor. A new agent's first run is always draft-only.

Where the product stands

Preview: the marketing site is live and the workspace app runs on demo data. Real delegations, connected accounts, credits and billing arrive when the backend ships. These pages describe the product as designed; anything not yet available carries a note like this one.

Next: Your first delegation walks through the loop once. Reading the Inbox explains what a checkpoint card shows and how to clear it.