What breaks first when autonomous agent work changes hands?

Midfleet launches today, and I’d love to compare notes with teams already putting agents to work.

A single agent can be useful. The harder problem starts when real work moves across agents and people: who owns the outcome, what scope and rules still apply, what is blocked, which decision needs a person, and what evidence is required before the work is actually complete?

We built Midfleet for that operating layer. Teams define the intent and boundaries, agents reason about how to execute inside them, and ownership, handoffs, claims, blockers, approvals, progress, and evidence stay visible from start to finish.

For teams using coding agents today, what breaks first when work changes hands: context, ownership, review, approvals, or knowing when the work is truly done?

If you want to try Midfleet on one real piece of agent work, it is self-serve with a free plan and no credit card: https://midfleet.ai/register