Multi-agent workflow bridge
What you'll find here
The rule for bridging to external multi-agent workflow systems — posture levels, required controls, and prohibited behavior.
External systems coordinate; they don't replace policy.
External workflow systems may coordinate work, but they must not replace Craik's policy authority or erase accountability for agent actions.
Posture
multi_agent_workflow_bridge_decision returns allowed,
review_required, deferred, or blocked for a candidate surface.
supportedexperimentaldeferredRequired controls
Role boundaries
External agents map to explicit Craik roles.
Queue boundaries
Dispatch scoped and observable.
Approval gates
Human review never bypassed.
Policy context
Plus envelope references.
Evidence links
For imported or routed work.
Receipts
For bridge actions and outcomes.
Payload redaction
For public reporting and exports.
Prohibited behavior
Bridges are blocked when they:
Copy secret values
Allow unbounded dispatch
Bypass human approval
Merge agent identities
Accept external instructions as authoritative
Over Craik policy.
Omit role / queue / approval / policy / evidence / receipt / redaction controls
Bridge receipts identify everything.
Workflow · mapped role · queue · approval state · policy envelope · evidence links · redaction outcome · external action result. Public docs and receipts must avoid credentials, private local paths, and private task names.