Where delegated work shows up as a conversation in the node graphs

HIIE is built so you can see how work gets done, not just the final answer. Delegated work surfaces visually as conversations in the Conversations node graphs.

From handoff to graph

Whenever Camelia delegates with spawn_subagent, the handoff is logged as an Agent-to-Agent (A2A) envelope — a Put from Camelia to the role and a Push from the role back to Camelia — into the project's activity ledger. Those envelopes are exactly what feed the Conversations node graphs, so each delegation appears as a visible exchange between Camelia and the specialist.

Whole flows as one conversation

Flows use the same logging. Each flow step writes its own A2A envelope, which means an entire multi-step run renders as a single coherent conversation in the node graphs. You can follow a flow from its first research step through design and manufacturing, seeing each specialist's contribution in sequence rather than as disconnected events.

Complementary transparency views

The node graphs pair with Camelia's process trace, where her chat stream is parsed into event kinds — reasoning (her prose), action (a tool call), output (artifacts like charts, images, flows, or CAD blocks), gate (an approval popup), and warning (errors or limits). Together, the graphs show who talked to whom, while the trace shows what each step did.

Why use it

The node-graph view is the place to audit and understand a build: which roles were involved, in what order, and how their outputs chained together. If a deliverable needs scrutiny, trace it back through the conversation graph to the exact specialist and step that produced it. It turns multi-agent work from a black box into something you can inspect and trust.