---
title: "Connect AI-assisted team delivery with Praxis"
route: "/solutions/by-stage/team-delivery"
description: "Give each role a named handoff, human gate, and shared evidence path so AI agents accelerate one delivery flow."
template: situation
intent: "Help an engineering leader replace manual agent coordination with a connected delivery flow."
parent: "/solutions/by-stage"
primaryCta: { label: "See the connected method", href: "/platform" }
schemaType: Service
hero:
  eyebrow: "Team delivery"
  headline: "Stop being the person who connects everyone's agents by hand."
  sub: "When every role has agents and shortcuts, turn each role's output into the next role's governed input."
  primaryCta: { label: "See the connected method", href: "/platform" }
sections:
  - { id: pain, kind: pain, heading: "The leader who still closes every gap" }
  - { id: why-local-speed-stalls, kind: explanation, heading: "Why individual speed stalls at the handoff" }
  - { id: connected-chain, kind: chain, heading: "One flow across the roles" }
  - { id: handoff-package, kind: cards, heading: "What a named handoff contains" }
  - { id: proof, kind: proof, heading: "What the team can verify" }
  - { id: next-step, kind: cta, heading: "Run one package through the flow" }
---

## The leader who still closes every gap

You lead delivery. Every individual demo looks faster, but the review queue, integration confusion, and rework still arrive at your desk because no one owns the space between agents.

## Why individual speed stalls at the handoff

Prompts, rules, and personal workflows make one role quicker. They do not make a requirement, design, implementation, and verdict legible to the next owner.

## One flow across the roles

BA and Architect can work in separate sessions with their own harnesses in one shared product repository. BA creates the initial canonical WP; Architect enriches it and prepares a scoped technical handoff. The team explicitly makes that package and its referenced files available to the code workspace. Developer implements there, and Quality Harness reviews the evidence. Findings may return to Developer. Local Runtime runs in the selected repository; it is not necessarily a central team server.

## What a named handoff contains

- **Identity and owner** — keep the canonical WP ID through BA and Architect; map a separate Runtime execution ID when used.
- **Referenced inputs** — include accepted scope, decisions and the files needed in the code workspace.
- **Decision** — record which proposed write or Quality application a person approved. Git publication has its own approval and does not merge automatically.

## What the team can verify

The team can inspect one selected package across role boundaries and see checks run, failed or skipped. Shared Runtime tools do not create hard access isolation between roles.

## Run one package through the flow

Use one real delivery slice to map the connected method with your team.