Let the Model Propose, the Flow Validate, a Human Approve: Drafting Agent Checkpoints
WirelessLife · x · 2026-09-15
A practitioner shares an agent workflow design principle: AI should not decide who owns a support case — let the model propose, the flow validate, and a person approve. In the demoed Outlook setup, the system only creates an editable draft after human approval, illustrating the case for explicit human checkpoints at high-stakes decision points.
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