kandev-hiring

Automating agent hiring involves using a command-line interface to submit new agent requests, enforcing workspace approval policies, and assigning roles like worker or specialist. This reduces manual overhead and speeds up team expansion.

When automating agent creation, you can assign specific roles such as worker, specialist, assistant, or reviewer. Role assignment ensures new agents are integrated into the workspace according to their designated function and approval policy.

Workspace approval policy enforcement requires providing a rationale for each hiring request. The system validates the submitted reason for hire against existing workspace policies before authorizing the creation of the new agent.

Yes, documenting a reason to hire an agent is required. Providing a rationale, such as queued tasks or existing worker capacity limits, facilitates the approval process and ensures compliance with workspace policies.

The best way to create a new worker agent is using the command-line interface with specific flags for name, role, and reason. For example, use `kandev agents create --name "Frontend-Worker" --role worker --reason "Task capacity reached"`.