agent-delegation-rules

To set delegation rules for multi-agent collaboration, define capability boundaries and use a centralized registry to match tasks with the best-suited specialist agent when capability gaps occur.

Agent delegation triggers in a multi-agent orchestration protocol occur when a task exceeds an agent's competencies, specifically due to capability gaps, domain mismatch, or missing tools.

A capability registry ensures safe delegation in multi-agent teams by evaluating task requirements across domains, skills, and tools, then selecting the best-suited agent to prevent misalignment and hallucinations.

Yes, you can enforce predictable and auditable handoffs between agents by specifying standard capability declarations, communication protocols, and integration points to request, receive, and integrate delegated work.

The best way to prevent misalignment when agents exceed capability boundaries is codifying escalation paths and communication protocols that dictate exactly when and how agents should seek help from others.

Yes, a centralized registry is needed to manage multi-agent delegation boundaries because it stores the standard capability declarations required to evaluate task requirements and select the best-suited specialist.