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Add Human Approval Checkpoints to Agentspan Workflows

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Nick Lotz
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603
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16
Language
English
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Summary

Agentspan is presented as an execution layer for Python-defined AI agents that compiles agent definitions into server-side workflows with durable state, tool histories, and UI-based execution status. The walkthrough demonstrates a production-change agent that retrieves rollout context and requires human approval before invoking an `execute_rollout` tool, using the `approval_required=True` setting to pause the existing workflow rather than create a separate approval process. Tested with Agentspan 0.1.3 and a local server, the example deploys and starts an agent execution, displays the waiting run in the UI, and allows a reviewer to approve the pending tool call so the same execution resumes and completes under its original ID. This approval-gated pattern is intended for higher-risk actions such as production deployments, publishing, refunds, and financial operations, where human review is needed without losing workflow state.

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