agent-delegate

To delegate code review tasks to specialized worker agents, you route scoped engineering briefs to named workers like codex or cursor-agent, then verify their results against definitions of done before reporting completion.

The best way to verify worker agent results in software development workflows is to review delegated outcomes against structured definitions of done, ensuring task validation and result checking are completed before reporting.

Yes, you can use agent delegation for code investigation and second opinions by creating focused briefs and routing scoped tasks to specialized subagents, then receiving verified summaries of findings and changes.

Task routing to worker agents requires structured briefs to define the scoped engineering tasks, enabling reliable delegation operations with task validation, result checking, and concise reporting.

To get a verified summary after asking a worker agent to investigate a failing test, you route the task with a structured brief, then review the delegated findings and changes against the definition of done before reporting.

You should use agent delegation instead of handling engineering tasks directly when assignments require specialized worker routing, structured task validation, and verified result reporting to complete scoped operations reliably.