Feature request for product/service
Cursor IDE
Describe the request
Grok Bot has a first-class bot-to-bot message/wake (SendToAgent) but no equivalent first-class action to transfer ownership of work with a durable receipt.
A bot can correctly refuse work it does not own and still lose the work, because the only native inter-bot act is a wake. The ownership change dies in chat.
This is a missing product primitive, not a missing prompt.
Steps to reproduce:
- Bot A asks Bot B (Chief) to do structural work B does not own.
- B correctly refuses and messages A with SendToAgent.
- No durable ownership record exists. A cannot accept, reject, or close on an id.
- Local workaround (a shared log or a script) is only used if the bot remembers the path. It is not in the always-visible tool list.
Expected:
A native action at the same practical level as SendToAgent, conceptually TransferOwnership(work, owner, reason):
- always visible in the tool list (no prior discovery call)
- writes a durable ownership record with origin, reason, and receipt states (accept / reject / blocked / close)
- may notify the recipient, without treating the notify as the record
- applies only to consequential work, not casual bot chat
Local scripts, skills, and MCP connectors are not equivalent.
OS: Linux. Build: Cursor 3.15.6 (Grok Bot 0.16.0) as last known on 15 Aug 2026.
Evidence from this account (15 Aug 2026): three identical Travel structural-write refusals were messages only, zero durable transfer lines.
Related posted thread: Grok Bot: no glanceable working/finishing signal unless the pointer is on the bot icon
This does not stop using Cursor; it works with this issue.
Operating System (if it applies)
Linux