Category clarity
The site distinguishes delegated software work from autocomplete, chat-only coding help, and fixed CI automation.
Directory preview
Software Delegate
A curated view of coding-agent tools that can accept assigned software work, operate under bounded authority, and return reviewable artifacts.
Commercial editorial site. Inclusion criteria and disclosures are still being drafted.
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- task
- assigned software work
- authority
- bounded execution
- artifact
- diff, branch, PR
- gate
- human acceptance
Tool directory
The first version will track products that return reviewable artifacts such as branches, pull requests, diffs, logs, or test results.
Commercial disclosure
The site should clearly disclose ownership, sponsorship, affiliate relationships, and Vroni positioning before publication.
What this section covers
Software Delegate is a commercial editorial site for tools that accept assigned software work, operate inside a bounded development environment, and return a reviewable artifact.
Most autocomplete, prompt-only coding chat, and fixed CI automation are outside that category. They can be useful, but they are not software delegates here. A delegate has a task, a scope, some operational authority, and a human acceptance gate.
First-version goals
The first public version should explain the category, name the tools that currently fit, document the inclusion criteria, and disclose any ownership or affiliate interests. The directory should be useful to buyers, engineering leads, and researchers, and it should be openly editorial.
Delegation Contract covers the standard-setting work. This site can be more practical, covering what the tool does, how work is assigned, what it returns, what the user must review, and where the product still needs caution.
How we handle uncertainty
The site should be candid about uncertainty. A directory entry should carry an access date and source links, because coding-agent products change quickly. If a vendor stops exposing a capability, update the entry.