What breaks first when autonomous agent work changes hands?
Midfleet came out of our own frustration with multi-agent work. We were spending too much time babysitting runs, repeating context and pulling agents back toward the original intent.
Tools like Temporal, Galileo and Factory solve useful parts of the stack. The gap for us was keeping the work itself governed as it moved between agents and people.
Complex work rarely follows a fixed sequence. Agents need room to reason and change their approach, but the intent, scope, rules and expected outcome still need to hold.
That is what Midfleet does. It keeps ownership, handoffs, blockers, approvals and evidence attached to the work while agents decide how to get it done.
If you already use coding agents, where does the process usually break for you?
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