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Triage and remediation agents sometimes need your team’s help. The remediation agent may open a pull request that needs review and approval. The triage agent may determine that a vulnerability needs a human to remediate it rather than an automated fix. Or a vulnerability may be retested after remediation, with the exploit still succeeding and triage starting again on the same issue. These notifications and requests show up where your team already works. Connect Slack and agents can post to a channel when a critical vulnerability is discovered, a pull request is ready for review, or a remediation cycle restarts. Connect Linear, Jira, or GitHub Issues and agents can open tickets when someone needs to take action, with a clear description of what is needed and why. When your team unblocks an agent by merging a pull request, updating a configuration, or resolving a ticket directly in Linear, Jira, or GitHub, the agents pick that up and continue automatically. Merge a remediation pull request and tCell re-runs the original exploit to verify the fix. Resolve a permissions ticket and the remediation agent retries its work. Your team does not need to return to the Antigen platform to tell an agent it has been unblocked. Team workflows require connecting at least one tool under Settings > Integrations. Without them, notifications and requests appear only in the Antigen platform. If you connect your own agents to triage and remediation, such as Cursor Cloud, Devin, or a custom agent built through the SDK, see the HumanTasks abstraction in the SDK documentation to let those agents create tasks through your Antigen integrations.