Agent Orchestration for Remote Teams: Steering vs Queuing
fforres · x · 2026-07-08
The author discusses "steering vs queuing" (real-time redirection vs queued execution) in agent orchestration and the tricky permission design it involves. For a fully remote team, their approach is making agents act only when explicitly @mentioned. The alternative generates too much noise, as remote teams often need to discuss and collaborate first rather than having agents fire off a chain of automated actions. This highlights the tradeoffs of when to grant agents autonomous action in human-AI collaboration.
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