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Human-agent collaboration design refers to explicitly defining the timing, manner, and permission boundaries of human intervention in agent workflows; the article lists human takeover points and degradation mechanisms as core elements of agent system design, because fully autonomous agents are not yet acceptable in regulated enterprise environments.
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