Hey Product Hunt — I’m Ahmed, founder of Midfleet. Autonomous agents can move work forward, but the team remains accountable for the result. That creates a new operating problem. When work crosses agents and people, someone still needs to be able to answer: - Who owns the outcome? - What is inside and outside the approved scope? - Where is a decision or approval waiting? - What is blocked, and who needs to act? - Who owns the next handoff? - What evidence supports completion? We built Midfleet to make those answers visible from intent to completion. Midfleet’s center of gravity is operational control. It goes beyond routing tasks, inspecting traces, or connecting agents to tools. It keeps ownership, scope, approvals, blockers, handoffs, and evidence visible around the outcome as work moves. Today, Midfleet is available self-serve. You can start on the free plan without a credit card: https://midfleet.ai/register?utm... A concrete first test: take a GitHub epic or issue already queued in the Midfleet run queue from accepted to merge—while keeping the human owner, scope, approvals, blockers, handoffs, and completion evidence visible along the way. If you work with agents today, where does control become weakest: ownership, scope, approvals, blockers, handoffs, or evidence? I’ll be here throughout the launch to answer questions and learn from what you try.

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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?

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Operational control for autonomous agent work

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What breaks first when autonomous agent work changes hands?

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What breaks first when autonomous agent work changes hands?