Agent HITL

“Ask a human first” needs to mean something.

Connect human approval to the action the agent is about to take.

How it fits together

  1. Proposed action
  2. Human decision
  3. Controlled execution

What changes.

We build human-in-the-loop controls into the execution path: the right reviewer, the exact proposed action, a recorded decision and a controlled continuation.

Yours to put to work.

  • Scope and acceptance criteria agreed together.

Approval rules

Actions, thresholds, reviewers, escalation routes and timeout behavior.

An approval workflow

Requests with decision context, execution checks and durable continuation.

Decision evidence

An audit trail, ready for your auditors, linking the reviewed action, the decision and the resulting execution.

See an example engagement

An example scope, adapted to your environment.

  1. The starting point: An agent prepares a change but needs an engineer to authorize execution.
  2. The work: Bind the decision to the proposed change and test approval, rejection and expiry.
  3. The handoff: A working review path with execution controls and decision records.

How we evaluate the result

  • Protected actions are blocked until the required approval is valid.
  • Rejection, expiry and changes to the proposed action are handled correctly.
  • Work resumes once, with the approved parameters and a traceable decision.

A useful place to start

Let’s work through your specific problem.

Start with Agent HITL, scoped to your environment.