Humans decide where it matters.
Checkpoints anywhere you want them — and always at one-way doors, low-confidence calls, and flagged results.
What it is
Full autonomy with full accountability means the system knows what it shouldn't decide alone. Irreversible actions, low-confidence reads, flagged screenings, and anything you designate route to human review — presented with the evidence and context to decide in seconds, not re-investigate from scratch.
How the agents run it · Compliance & Oversight
01
Gate
Policy defines what always requires a person: one-way doors, flags, thresholds you set.
02
Present
Review items arrive with evidence, reasoning, and a recommended action attached.
03
Decide
Reviewers approve, correct, or redirect in one step.
04
Learn
Corrections feed back into agent behavior and future evals.
What you get
- One-way doors never crossed autonomously
- Reviews decided in seconds with context attached
- Corrections make the agents better
Questions
What always goes to human review?
Irreversible actions, flagged screening results, low-confidence document reads and decisions, and any step you designate with custom checkpoints — the thresholds are yours to set.
Does human review slow the process down?
No — reviews arrive pre-assembled with evidence and a recommendation, so they take seconds. Everything else keeps moving in parallel while an item waits.
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See human review run live.
Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.