Delegated work

For an independent investigation or a large multi-step objective, Neo may delegate a bounded part of the work to a specialized worker. Delegation helps separate workstreams while keeping the main conversation focused.

When delegation helps

• Research can proceed independently.
• A task benefits from a focused read-only investigation.
• Several non-overlapping workstreams can run in parallel.
• The main task needs a concise finding rather than every intermediate detail.
• A large corpus needs structured review before execution.

Define a bounded assignment

A good delegated task has one objective, a clear scope, expected evidence, and a requested output. It should also state what the worker must not change or assume.

Review the documentation corpus for duplicated guidance and broken internal links. Do not edit files. Return a prioritized report with file references and suggested fixes.

What happens to the result

Neo remains responsible for interpreting delegated findings, resolving conflicts, and integrating them into the final response. A worker's report is evidence for the main task, not automatically the final answer.

Parallel work

Independent tasks can run in parallel, such as reviewing content, checking links, and auditing terminology. Dependent tasks should remain ordered so later work uses confirmed earlier results.

Track completion honestly

Neo should distinguish:

• work that was delegated but is still running;
• findings that were received;
• findings that were independently checked;
• changes that were actually implemented.

Delegation does not prove that an action or edit occurred.

Review delegated findings

Check that the assignment stayed within scope, sources are identified, uncertainty is visible, and recommendations fit the overall goal. For consequential work, verify critical findings in the original source.