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To delegate tasks across an AI agent swarm, you route directives from L1 orchestrators to L2 project managers via a secure gateway. This enforces topology approval gates, ensuring authorized communication and efficient task dispatch.

Inter-agent communication routing works by forwarding directives from L1 orchestrators to L2 project managers through a token-authenticated API gateway. It enforces topology approval gates to prevent unauthorized L3 task spawning.

A topology approval gate for AI task spawning is a security constraint that ensures directives are only processed if an approved project topology exists. This prevents unauthorized L3 agents from executing tasks prematurely.

To send a synchronize workspace status directive, you dispatch the command through the orchestration gateway targeting the specific L2 project manager agent ID. The gateway authenticates the request using secure tokens.

Yes, you need a token-authenticated API for AI agent orchestration to securely route administrative commands and proposal workflows. This ensures that only authenticated directives are processed across the hierarchical agent tiers.

Delegated tasks may not reach the L2 project manager if the required project topology approval gate is not satisfied. The gateway blocks directive routing and task spawning until an approved topology is established.