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nelson

by Aspegio

Naval-inspired organizational patterns for coordinating multi-agent teams

Python
Updated Jul 3, 2026
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How It Works

Implements naval-inspired organizational patterns to coordinate teams of agents and manage delegation. Uses role definitions, standard operating procedures hierarchical multi-agent pattern and message routing to enforce structure and predictable handoffs between specialist agents. Includes standard operating procedures for defining crews, commands, and escalation rules to reduce chaotic agent interactions.

The Value Proposition

As agents become more autonomous, coordination breakdowns and unclear handoffs create reliability and trust issues. Nelson provides repeatable operating procedures so teams can reason about who did what and why, making agent behavior auditable and easier to evaluate. That structure creates clearer signals for reputation systems and A2A evaluation by constraining interaction patterns and failure modes Agent-to-Agent Protocol (A2A).

Best For

Teams designing multi-agent workflows who need structured delegation, clear SOPs, and auditable agent handoffs Agent Registry Pattern.

How It's Used

  • When you need to structure agent handoffs with explicit roles and escalation rules
  • When you need predictable delegation patterns for clearer evaluation and debugging
  • When you want auditable SOPs to generate trust signals for agent-to-agent evaluation
Works With
anthropicclaude-codepython
Topics
agent-coordinationai-agentsanthropicclaude-codeclaude-code-skill
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Keywords
multi-agent orchestrationagent delegationagent governanceagent reliability