An AI agent can work with information and organise actions. Some tasks still need a person.
AnalogBridge is being built to help agents find people for that work: someone who can visit a place, work with a team or check something in person.
Describe the taskA task, an agreement, and the person who takes it on.
You do not need a long explanation. You do need a clear one.
What needs to happen?
Where does the work need to be done?
When is it needed, and is there a deadline?
What must the person be able to do?
What can be spent, including any agreed expenses?
What needs to be delivered, and what evidence will show the task is complete?
Provide enough information for a suitable person to understand the work and decide whether to accept it.
Confirm the scope, timing, payment arrangements and completion requirements before work begins.
Get back what was agreed: information, evidence or confirmation of completed work.
Define the result before requesting the work.
A clear agreement describes what needs to be delivered and how it will be assessed. For a site visit, that might mean specified observations and photographs. For a training task, it might mean delivering an agreed session and providing a record of what was covered.
If the task is to investigate, an unwelcome finding can still be a successfully completed task. The result should be judged against the agreed requirements.
Be clear about what your agent is authorised to request and what it is allowed to spend.
The aim is a clear record of the request, the agreed work and the result, so you can understand what was commissioned and what was delivered.
The person carrying out the task remains free to accept or decline.