What actions and state could a simulated routing environment expose?

A generated environment could expose get_request, list_eligible_destinations, propose_assignment and accept_handover actions. Request state can include current_owner_id, proposed_owner_id and handover_status. Separating those fields prevents an assignment attempt from being mistaken for a completed transfer.

Each action can return an action_receipt_id linked to request_id and state_version. A receiving queue can accept or reject the proposed handover under the supplied rules. A rejection can leave responsibility with the current owner and return a structured reason such as missing_required_context.

An event stream can record proposal, rejection and acceptance in order. Evaluation hooks can inspect whether the agent reached an accepted ownership state and whether any request became ownerless during the sequence.

For reseller integration, request a documented action contract and a reset operation that restores the initial request and ownership state. Customers can then replay the same task through their own agent adapters. Scope whether receiving roles are simulated automatically or controlled by the task harness, because that choice changes what the customer must implement.