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The delivery worker separates request acceptance from provider dispatch.
That separation matters because provider delivery can be slow, fragile, or provider-specific. A local send command should be able to validate and accept a request, write a receipt, and hand provider work to a delivery layer without pretending the entire provider operation completed instantly.
The worker receives a request payload and dispatches it to the provider edge. It can validate the final visible body, record delivery stages, and report provider results. This keeps the main send path focused on the stable core while provider-specific behavior stays isolated.
Isolation also improves failure reporting. If the worker cannot parse the request, that is different from a provider failure. If the worker starts provider dispatch but the provider edge fails, that should be logged separately.
The delivery worker model also supports future hardening. Provider dispatch can run with timeouts, detached execution, validation-only modes, and structured evidence. That is safer than stuffing all provider behavior into one synchronous command path.
This is useful for user experience too. AxiOwl can return a fast local receipt while still allowing provider delivery to take the time it needs. The user should still understand that the receipt is not the final provider reply.
The worker boundary is a practical engineering choice. AxiOwl has stable core concepts and messy provider edges. The delivery worker helps keep those worlds from contaminating each other.
Provider dispatch should be isolated because provider behavior is where the weirdness lives.