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Document coordination preview

Section ID: Guide/jd6m8322m2#overview

Status: Upcoming — not yet available.

For current interactions, use tool use and approvals. The complete document-coordination journey and customer API described here are not available.

The planned flow connects drafting, validation, an authorized person’s review and a confirmed save in the system that owns the document. A draft or approval alone is not the final business result.

Scope and completion​

Section ID: Guide/jd6m8322m2#business-completion

Status: Upcoming — not yet available.

The planned task records the authorized organization, project, environment, customer, source revisions and permitted actions. A finite budget bounds parent and child work. Completion means the owning system confirms the approved document revision; changed inputs can require validation and review again.

Draft, validate, review and save​

Section ID: Guide/jd6m8322m2#coordination-flow

Status: Upcoming — not yet available.

The proposed sequence validates a candidate, presents that exact revision to an eligible reviewer, and saves only after the required decision. Missing validation or review leaves work incomplete. Coordination references owning records instead of duplicating private application data.

Planned reminders require permitted consent, time zone, quiet hours and frequency. A reminder does not imply continuous human monitoring or a completed review.

Partial and uncertain outcomes​

Section ID: Guide/jd6m8322m2#progress-and-results

Status: Upcoming — not yet available.

Progress would distinguish a candidate, approval wait, confirmed save, failure and unknown external outcome. Useful partial results stay visible when a child task or budget ends. A late result cannot replace a newer accepted revision.

Recovery boundaries​

Section ID: Guide/jd6m8322m2#coordination-recovery

Status: Upcoming — not yet available.

The planned recovery path reconciles the original operation and its input/output revisions before repeating a save. Revoked access or deletion must not be undone by delayed callbacks or restored state; already-dispatched effects need separate accounting.

See process recovery for the related preview and tool approvals for the current interaction path.

Document ID: Guide/jd6m8322m2