Hours-long agents need a control plane, not a longer request
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ADR 0004 is accepted on main; phase 1 (worker_run, the worker API, the reaper) is in review as vocion-core#237, a draft PR, not merged.
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ADR 0004 is accepted on main; phase 1 (worker_run, the worker API, the reaper) is in review as vocion-core#237, a draft PR, not merged.
How to build an AI agent approval workflow you can self-host: an approve step, a skill that requires review, trust thresholds, and a REST decision API.
"AI agent registry" means two things: a discovery directory of running agents, and a versioned source of truth for agent definitions. Which one you need.
An agent can extract and score an application, but only a person should reject one. Here is the object, the gate, and the API call that enforces it.
Build a support agent that summarizes and drafts ticket replies, then holds them in a review queue until a human approves.
A guide to deploying AI agents in production with human approval: five insertion points, an autonomy ladder, trust thresholds, and a REST review queue.
Autonomy levels are usually an analogy. Here are three real missions at levels 1, 2, and 3, the code that enforces the gate, and what the levels do not do.
Agents are who. Missions are goals. Workflows are procedures. Automations — new and first-class — are when. Plus: watch your agents actually think, with streamed chain-of-thought.
Mission checks now remember what they flagged (threads age across checks), high-confidence proposals can execute on enabled trust rules, workflows can ask a human for input mid-run, and briefings publish to their own page.
Missions are now charters a team owns continuously — checked on a schedule, discharged with only the work that's needed. Plus schedule triggers for workflows, agent steps, and an Automation page for every clock in your deployment.
A walkthrough of the v0.4.0 support-reply demo (two operations, one workflow, one card) — historical shape; see the staleness note before copying any YAML.