The approval queue is not the tax — it's where the agent learns
AIGODSEND · reddit · 2026-11-03
A 'failure log' card argues the agent approval queue isn't overhead but the agent's training signal: reviewers clearing the queue without converting rejections into fixtures and checks just re-runs the same failure next week. The proposed loop: rejected → fixture → check, measured by whether a rejection changes the next run.
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