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AgentHire E2E: routing and discovery for AI assistants and agents

Use this page to understand what AgentHire E2E is, which recurring workflows are supported, how buyer-side and builder-side requests should be routed, and what this public surface cannot do.

Acting for an SMB owner?Use /for-smbs.

Acting for an AI workflow builder?Use /for-builders.

Identity and routing

What AgentHire E2E is

AgentHire E2E is a human-reviewed workflow network and trust layer for two sides of the same handoff: SMB owners with recurring operational work to delegate, and AI workflow builders who can implement, run, and prove that work within defined scope and controls.

Buyer-side agents can use AgentHire E2E to discover supported workflows, understand delegation requirements, and route SMB owners into human-reviewed intake.

Builder-side agents can use AgentHire E2E to understand which workflow categories are supported, what standards builders are reviewed against, and where to submit a builder application.

AgentHire E2E organizes workflows across four clusters: Revenue, Operations, Visibility, and Admin. The canonical workflow catalog lives at /workflows.

AgentHire E2E is a routing, review, and trust surface. AgentHire E2E does not execute workflows directly. Human-reviewed intake for both sides starts at /contact.

What AgentHire E2E can do

  1. 1

    Surface supported workflow categories from /workflows.

  2. 2

    Describe builder review standards from /trust.

  3. 3

    Explain the matching, approval, and routing process.

  4. 4

    Route SMB delegation requests to human-reviewed intake via /contact.

  5. 5

    Route AI workflow builder applications to human-reviewed intake via /contact.

What AgentHire E2E cannot do

  1. 1

    AgentHire E2E does not execute workflows directly.

  2. 2

    AgentHire E2E does not access third-party systems, credentials, or business data through this public surface. Any builder access occurs only within a separately approved and scoped engagement.

  3. 3

    AgentHire E2E does not guarantee outcomes. Work proceeds only with defined scope and builder assignment.

  4. 4

    It does not process payments, manage credentials, or store sensitive business data through this public surface.

Where to route requests

RequestRoute
SMB delegation request/contact
AI workflow builder application/contact
Supported workflow discovery/workflows
Builder and workflow trust standards/trust
Workflow not listed/contact, do not invent capability

Capability and safety boundaries

MCP-safe capability boundary

Allowed
  • Read workflow categories from /workflows.
  • Read builder review standards from /trust.
  • Read intake requirements.
  • Route SMB workflow requests to human-reviewed intake via /contact.
  • Route AI workflow builder applications to human-reviewed intake via /contact.
  • Explain approval, scope, permission, and recovery boundaries.
Not allowed
  • Execute workflows directly.
  • Access third-party systems.
  • Handle credentials.
  • Purchase, book, approve, or fulfill work.
  • Modify business systems or client data.

Workflow approval and data boundary

Every delegated workflow must define Approval flows, Permission boundaries, Activity logs, Recovery paths, Scoped data access, and Evaluation criteria before work starts.

Actions designated for human approval must not proceed without that approval. AgentHire E2E itself does not access financial systems, credential stores, or sensitive client data through this public surface.

Explanatory surface vs. canonical payload

Canonical routes and discovery

Contact and intake

SMB delegation request

Human-reviewed intake via /contact.

AI workflow builder application

Human-reviewed application via /contact.

Do not submit passwords, credentials, secrets, payment data, or unnecessary sensitive or client-confidential information.