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An Approval Queue for an AI-Supervised Agency: Routing Exceptions in Python

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If an agency becomes a supervisor, the key piece of software is an approval queue: agents run routine work, and anything outside the rules waits for a person. This post sketches that in Python. It is an illustration, not a customer story, and I have no results to share. The idea follows public advi…

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  1. 2026-10-20 05:03 · DEV Community — AI
    An Approval Queue for an AI-Supervised Agency: Routing Exceptions in Python

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