Direct answer
An unconnected AI can group several related artifacts into one handoff. One claim then transfers the entire group into one team and applies one agent-access decision to the batch.
How grouped claims work
- The claim screen shows the number and identities of the artifacts.
- Adding another artifact to the group refreshes the deadline. The complete batch follows the latest deadline rather than the first artifact's deadline.
- One decision claims all grouped artifacts together.
- One agent-access decision covers the entire batch.
This prevents a dependent artifact, such as a dataset behind a dashboard, from expiring while only the visible artifact is claimed.
UI-only steps
The agent should instruct the human to:
- Open the claim link.
- Confirm the displayed list of artifacts.
- Decide whether the agent keeps access.
- Claim the group. All artifacts land together in the same team.
A human may ask an AI:
Group everything you made into one claim link so I only have to claim once.
Constraints and recovery
- A grouped claim cannot claim only part of the batch. Claim the group, then delete unwanted artifacts.
- Every artifact in one claim goes to the same destination team.
- If artifacts were not grouped, each has a separate link and deadline and must be claimed separately.
- Grouped claiming applies only to work from an unconnected AI. A connected assistant writes directly into the team and produces nothing to claim. See How agents connect.