Product
A delegation system with agents inside it.
Delagents is not a chat window with plugins. It is the office around the agent: the brief, the staff, the sign-off, the record. Each piece is designed for the moment the account is real.
Four pieces
Everything a hand-off needs, nothing it does not.
One brief, one record, one result.
A delegation is the unit of work in Delagents. It carries the brief, the guardrails, every step the agent took, every decision a person made, the cost, and what came back.
Read moreApprovals inboxEverything that needs a person, in one queue.
Before an agent sends, posts, pays or publishes, it stops and asks. The Inbox shows exactly what will happen, what it costs and who else can decide. One click approves, and the decision is recorded under your name.
Read moreAgents and the rosterStaff with a role, a set of tools and a line they never cross.
An agent in Delagents is not a chat window. It has a job description, the integrations it is allowed to touch, a budget, and rules about when to stop and ask. Hire from the roster or build your own.
Read moreIntegrationsScoped access to the tools you already use.
Connect a tool once with read scopes. Grant each agent only the subset it needs. Write scopes unlock after one reviewed run, and every token sits in an encrypted vault you can revoke in a click.
Read moreSecurity and controlThe floor, budgets and the audit log.
Eight actions no policy can loosen, hard-stop budgets, an append-only record, encrypted vaults and per-agent scopes. Trust as a product feature, not a page of promises.
Read moreTemplatesEight roles, each with a public list of where it stops.
Research analyst, support triager, bookkeeper, outreach writer, meeting prep, inbox triage, content repurposer, recruiting screener.
Browse the rosterIn practice
From a brief to a signed-off result.
Write the brief the way you would for a person.
Plain language, attachments, a deadline and a budget cap. The composer suggests the right agent and turns your checkpoint preferences into rules the run must obey.
- Suggested agent from the brief
- Budget cap and deadline up front
- Checkpoint toggles per delegation
- Message13:50$0.01Read the brief and planned three steps
- Tool call13:51$0.03Read the last three updates in Notion
- Tool call13:53$0.09Pulled September metrics from HubSpot
- Artifact13:58$0.21Drafted the update: three sections, 380 words
- Checkpoint14:02Send to investors@northwind.co, 41 recipients
It stops before anything leaves the building.
Sends, posts, payments and publishing wait in the Inbox with the exact action, a preview and the cost. One click approves, and the decision is recorded under your name.
- Exact payload, not a summary
- Deciders and expiry on every card
- Escalation when a checkpoint waits too long
Refund $240.00 to order #4821?
Nico · support triager · via Stripe · policy allows within 30 days
Who else can decide: Omar (admin) · expires in 22 h, then escalates
Staff with roles, tools and limits.
Each agent carries a job description, the integrations it may touch, a budget and a policy. Hire from the roster or build your own in six steps, with a sandbox test before it joins.
- Per-agent scopes and budgets
- Versioned, with a track record
- Draft-only first run for every new agent
Why it holds
Designed for the day after the demo.
The approval is the product
The best-designed screen is the approval card. Everything else exists to make that one decision fast and safe.
Cost you can see
Every step has a price and every delegation has a cap. Runs halt before they overspend. No surprise bill, ever.
On the record
Append-only, hash-chained events with who approved what and what they saw. Exportable for audits and clients.
Least privilege
Scopes per agent, tokens in a vault, write access only after a reviewed run. Disconnect and the agent pauses.
One status vocabulary
Draft, Delegated, Running, Waiting on you, In review, Done. The same words and colors everywhere.
Calm by design
No autonomous anything. Staff that stop and ask, an office that keeps the record, a person who signs.
Hand it off.
Your first delegation takes a minute. Your first sign-off takes a second.