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When to Block a Payout Automatically and When to Hold

• A Decision Rule for Letting an Agent Freeze a Payout Account
• Prompt Injection Through a Payout Appeal
• Sandboxing Appeal Tools So the Agent Reads but Cannot Move Money
• The Evidence Packet a Reviewer Sees Before Approving
• A Human Approval That Leaves a Trace: Who, What and Why
• A Latency Budget for Two Calls That Must Agree
• A Score Ledger for Cutoffs and Their Costs
• Adding an Escalation Column to a Rules Table
• Building a Review Queue Where a Human Sees the Evidence
• Checking a Tiebreaker Against the Human It Replaced
• Designing a Two-Key Approval for Payouts Above a Threshold
• How Many Packets a Reviewer Can Clear in an Hour
• Re-Calibrating the Cutoff When the Model Changes
• Replaying a Payout Queue Through New Injection Rules
• Sizing the Labeled Sample Behind a Threshold
• Third Model or a Clarifying Question to the User
• Turning a Calibrated Cutoff into a Routing Rule
• Turning a Calibrated Score into an Automated Decision Rule
• Two Keys for Payouts: Thresholds, Roles and a Regression Test
• What a Fraud Review Queue Costs in Minutes and Tokens
• What a Human Review Queue Costs and How to Shrink It
• What a Human Review Queue Costs per Case and How to Shrink It
• What an Agent-Reviewed Payout Queue Costs in Model Tokens
• What an Agent-Reviewed Payout Queue Costs per Case
• What the Evidence Packet Costs in Tokens per Reviewer
• When to Block a Payout Automatically and When to Hold It
• Writing a Fraud Review Policy a Model Can Execute
• Writing the Evidence Packet a Human Sees Before a Payout
• Writing the Next Action So a Reviewer Doesn't Guess