Human Approval for AI Agent Tool Calls: What to Hold, Who Approves, and How the Agent Waits
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"Just add a human in the loop" is the most common answer to agent risk, and the most commonly botched one. Approve everything and people click through; approve nothing and the first bad command runs unattended. Human approval for AI agent tool calls works when it is narrow, specific and boring: a s…
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Human Approval for AI Agent Tool Calls: What to Hold, Who Approves, and How the Agent Waits
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