Trust
Visible delegation
How logs, review surfaces, and explicit approval points affect trust in agentic work.
Research
Navigic studies how AI-native workspaces can carry memory, delegated action, and visible control through real work.
Early work is labeled as preview or in progress until the method, limitations, and supporting materials are ready.
Program lanes
Trust
How logs, review surfaces, and explicit approval points affect trust in agentic work.
Memory
How persistent context changes repeated knowledge work without asking people to rebuild state each session.
Human-Computer Interaction
How people move between planning, delegation, review, and execution when AI work remains visible.
Agent Workflows
What users need to understand about hosted workspaces, provisioning status, repair, and teardown.
Featured research
These entries are intentionally conservative. Preview work stays unlinked until a complete research note or detail page exists.
Preview / Evaluation / Evaluation
A preview protocol for studying whether logs, status, and approval points help people review delegated AI work.
Preview /
Authors: Navigic
Methods: Protocol design, Interface review, Task walkthroughs
Preview topicIn progress / Memory / Field study
An in-progress note on how durable context may change repeated planning, review, and follow-through.
In progress /
Authors: Navigic
Methods: Field notes, Workflow observation, Product instrumentation planning
Preview topicPublication index
Evaluation / Evaluation
A preview protocol for studying whether logs, status, and approval points help people review delegated AI work.
Memory / Field study
An in-progress note on how durable context may change repeated planning, review, and follow-through.
Agent Workflows / Design study
A preview design study on how users move from planning to delegation, review, and execution.
Trust / Technical report
An in-progress technical note on what hosted workspace status, repair, and teardown should make visible.
Method and trust
Research pages are reserved for artifacts with a method, evidence, or reusable finding: field notes, design studies, evaluations, and technical reports. Claims that depend on benchmarks, customer outcomes, safety, privacy, or compliance need visible support before they are presented as findings.
Published work should include authorship, update history, limitations, and source materials when available. Questions, critique, and collaboration notes can be sent to [email protected].
For practical walkthroughs, visit resources. For shorter product notes and essays, read the blog.
From research to product
The research program informs a Mac-first workspace for continuity, delegated work, memory, and visible review.