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When the main flow performs a steer operation, if a sub-agent is in the middle of a task, it is automatically moved to the background to continue working rather than being forcibly interrupted.
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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10/23/2026
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Valid until: 1/21/2027
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Unverifiedrun.steer() does not interrupt the round currently being executed; instead, it appends the new message to the context after the agent finishes the current round and before it prepares to generate the next round's actions.74% similarUnverifiedThe Steer feature allows users to adjust direction and supplement instructions during a session to prevent the Agent from deviating from the intended goal.70% similarUnverifiedIn Agent orchestration, HITL is typically implemented through 'breakpoints': the workflow suspends at a designated node, returns control to a human operator, and resumes execution after confirmation.68% similarUnverifiedThe design of moving sub-agents to the background is an optimistic concurrency strategy that defers the judgment of "whether it is wasteful" until after the sub-agent completes, rather than killing it at the moment the steer occurs.66% similarUnverifiedPlacing the harness outside the sandbox allows the supervisory layer to retain full control over the Agent, with the ability to pause, reset, or terminate execution inside the sandbox at any time.65% similar
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