Delegate a scoped coding task to an external AI coding worker in an isolated git worktree, then independently verify the result.

USE for: implementing a feature, fixing a bug across files, a refactor or migration — work you'd otherwise do inline. Delegating keeps your context clean and gets an independent verification pass on the diff. The worker runs in the background; poll with worker_status(task_id). DO NOT USE for a trivial one-line edit, or non-coding work.

Args: objective: What the worker must accomplish. Be specific and scoped. repository: Absolute path to the target git repository. worker: codex | claude-code | opencode | zcode-glm | vscode | mock (or a configured worker). permission: read_only | workspace_write | full_access | custom. verify: Shell commands worker-bridge runs itself to verify, e.g. ["pytest -q"]. base_ref: Git ref to branch the worktree from (default HEAD). wait: Block until finished and return the full result (default false).

Check delegated worker tasks.

With task_id: returns status, summary, changed files, the independent verification result, and artifact paths (diff + manifest). Without task_id: lists recent tasks. Use to poll a task started by worker_delegate.

List available coding workers on this machine (installed and healthy), with their capabilities. Call this to see which worker values worker_delegate can use before delegating.

Cancel a running or queued delegated task and terminate its worker process tree. Returns the task's terminal state.

Return the normalized event log for a delegated task (worker.started, progress, worker.completed, verification, ...), for streaming-style progress. Pass after (an event_id) to page.