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Human approval and escalation workflows

• Evidence Links That Survive a Rerun
• From Override to Rule Change: A Pull Request for the Prompt
• How Much Context a Batched Approval Item Needs
• Reading the Proposal: A Queue for Agent Writes Before Apply
• Routing Misses to a Human Queue: Fields and Timers
• The Approval Queue: Routing and Expiring Decisions
• A Ledger for Dependency Overrides and Their Approvals
• A Path-to-Reviewer Rules Table for Agent Branches
• A Queue Owner and Timer for Split Judge Verdicts
• A Rules Table for Routing Approvals to Owners
• A Rules Table for Routing Conflicts to Owners
• A Triage Order for Agent Branches by Estimated Review Cost
• An Escalation Queue for Blocked Tool Calls: Fields and Timers
• Approval Fatigue: Designing an Escalation Queue
• Approval Tokens That Cannot Be Replayed
• Approval TTLs and Re-Dry Runs
• Binding an Override to One Run: Fields and Expiry
• Designing an Escalation Queue for Conflicting Agent Outputs
• Designing the Reviewer's Screen for Approvals
• Escalation Without a Tie-Breaker: Routing Conflicts to a Queue
• Expiring a Pending Proposal: Timers, Stale Rows and Re-Reads
• From a Confidence Score to a Queue
• Joining Wait Time and Approve Time in One Trace
• Precondition Tokens: Signing What Was Approved
• Recheck Fields in a Proposal Row
• Reversal Cost in Minutes: A Table for Common Agent Writes
• Routing Agent Pull Requests to the Right Reviewer
• Routing by Authority: Who Can Approve Which Row and Column
• Routing Review Findings by Severity to Approvers
• Routing Unanimous and Split Verdicts: Two Queues, Two Timers
• Scheduling the Audit: What Triggers a Re-Run of the Join
• Scoring Priority for a Human Queue: A Defensible Formula
• Sizing the Review Queue: Minutes per Approver and Backlog Limits
• Skipping the Tie-Breaker When the Gap Is Small
• Testing a Timeout That Fails Closed
• What a Stale Approval Log Shows: Proposals to Rows
• When the Approved Proposal Fails at Commit: A Recovery Runbook
• When the Review Cap Trips: A Runbook for Branch Owners
• Writing Manual Gates the Agent Must Stop At