Delegation Pattern
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		A Delegation Pattern is a collaborative work pattern that distributes task responsibility from delegators to delegates based on capability matching and resource optimization.
- AKA: Task Delegation Pattern, Responsibility Distribution Pattern, Work Assignment Pattern, Authority Transfer Pattern.
 - Context:
- It can typically identify Delegatable Tasks through task analysis with complexity assessment.
 - It can typically match Delegate Capability through skill evaluation with competency mapping.
 - It can typically define Delegation Boundary through responsibility scope with authority limit.
 - It can typically establish Accountability Structure through reporting mechanisms with outcome ownership.
 - It can typically maintain Quality Standards through performance criteria with validation process.
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 - It can often optimize Resource Utilization through workload balancing with efficiency improvement.
 - It can often enable Skill Development through challenging assignments with growth opportunity.
 - It can often facilitate Scalability through distributed execution with parallel processing.
 - It can often improve Time Management through focus optimization with priority alignment.
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 - It can range from being a Full Delegation to being a Partial Delegation, depending on its responsibility transfer.
 - It can range from being a Single-Task Delegation to being a Multi-Task Delegation, depending on its scope breadth.
 - It can range from being a Supervised Delegation to being an Autonomous Delegation, depending on its oversight level.
 - It can range from being a Temporary Delegation to being a Permanent Delegation, depending on its duration scope.
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 - It can integrate with Task Management Systems for assignment tracking.
 - It can connect to Skill Databases for capability matching.
 - It can interface with Monitoring Systems for progress tracking.
 - It can synchronize with Communication Platforms for coordination support.
 - It can communicate with Evaluation Systems for performance assessment.
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 - Example(s):
- Human-to-Human Delegations, such as:
 - Human-to-AI Delegations, such as:
 - AI-to-AI Delegations, such as:
 - ...
 
 - Counter-Example(s):
- Centralized Execution, which concentrates all task performance in single entity.
 - Micromanagement Pattern, which retains detailed control without responsibility transfer.
 - Solo Work Pattern, which completes entire tasks without collaborative distribution.
 - Committee Pattern, which shares decision making without clear delegation.
 
 - See: Task Distribution System, Responsibility Assignment Matrix, Authority Delegation, Collaborative Work Pattern, Resource Allocation Pattern, Workflow Management, Team Coordination Pattern.