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Human-in-the-loop

A workflow requiring human review, input, or approval at specified points.

What Human-in-the-loop does not show

It reduces some risks only if the reviewer receives adequate context and can meaningfully refuse.

Terms this definition uses

Review

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How autonomous agents plan, remember, call tools and talk to each other, including MCP and A2A, and where each step can go wrong.

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Questions about Human-in-the-loop

What is Human-in-the-loop?

A workflow requiring human review, input, or approval at specified points.

What does Human-in-the-loop not show or guarantee?

It reduces some risks only if the reviewer receives adequate context and can meaningfully refuse.

Which area of the glossary does Human-in-the-loop belong to?

Agents and protocols: How autonomous agents plan, remember, call tools and talk to each other, including MCP and A2A, and where each step can go wrong.

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