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For critical change operations (such as deleting records or sending emails), a human-in-the-loop verification step should be added to the Agent flow; common implementations include interception at the tool layer, whitelisting at the policy layer, and confirmation pop-ups at the interaction layer, and in state machine frameworks such as LangGraph this can be achieved by inserting an interrupt before key nodes.
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