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Follow handoffs across your agent team

Trace your agent's handoffs, notifications when an agent needs you, and Kimi K3 and Claude Opus 5.

29 July 2026

Follow agent handoffs from a single thread

When an agent delegates work to another, the job stays under the original thread. You can see which agent is working, whether the run is still going, and what came back.

Finished output stays with the agent that started it, so you do not have to search through separate chats to reconstruct the team’s work.

Follow agent handoffs from a single thread
Delegated work nested under the original thread, with live status and the finished answer attached.

See when your agent team needs you

Agents can keep moving without you watching every thread. When one needs an answer, access, or approval, the request surfaces in Agent Command Center.

You get a clear place to handle the moments that need a person, then let the rest of the team keep going.

See when your agent team needs you
Agent Command Center showing requests that need a person’s input.

Kimi K3 and Claude Opus 5

Kimi K3 and Claude Opus 5 are the lastest models available in Hyperagent for agents that break complex jobs apart, hand work to specialists, and make the harder calls along the way.

Both models offer fast mode for when you want more speed for a specific task.

Kimi K3 and Claude Opus 5
Kimi K3 and Claude Opus 5 available for agents that coordinate multi-step work.

Additional improvements

  • Clearer model controls Change your model right within your thread from the thread header.
  • Smoother Slack setup for agents. Deploy your agent to Slack with a single click.
  • Find tables from Cmd+K. Tables show up in product search with the rest of your work.
  • Queued messages survive refresh. A message waiting behind an active run stays attached after you reload.
  • Retry failed sends. If a send fails, you can retry from the error bubble instead of retyping.
  • Only the schedule owner can change Live write-access settings for that work.