Tie Human Approval to the Exact Version an AI Agent Delivered
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A reviewer approves a change. An agent then makes another edit. The task still shows “approved.” That is an easy workflow mistake to make when approval belongs to a task rather than a particular delivery. A practical review process should answer three questions: what was reviewed, who reviewed it,…
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Tie Human Approval to the Exact Version an AI Agent Delivered
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