Delegate authority without losing control.

RuntimeDelegation describes the critical execution layer where one agent, service, or system hands authority to another. That makes it a particularly strong name for infrastructure that determines who can delegate, what authority transfers, what constraints remain attached, and whether the downstream action is permitted.

RuntimeDelegation.com aligns directly with an emerging problem in agentic infrastructure: authority can move dynamically from a human to an agent, from one agent to another, and then into tools or downstream systems. Recent work is explicitly examining runtime delegation safety, delegated-autonomy boundaries, authenticated delegation, and verifiable delegation chains. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}